Piano Finance Options
Find out about Richard Lawson piano finance options
Take it away piano finance options
Here at Richard Lawson Pianos, we’ve joined the ‘Take it away’ scheme to support music-makers like you.
What is the ‘Take it away’ scheme?
The ‘Take it away’ scheme works with retail partners, Arts Council England and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland to break down barriers to accessing music-making. As part of Creative United, a community interest company that drives economic growth and social impact in the arts and creative industries, they provide a range of subsidised and non-subsidised loans.
These are designed to make learning, playing and participating in music more affordable and open to everyone. Together with partners like us, they look to enable and inspire a lifelong love of music.
The ‘Take it away’ scheme allows you to spread the cost by providing interest-free loans for musical instruments, equipment, software and tuition. Essentially, it gives music-makers the backing they need to pursue their lifelong love of making music.
How does piano finance work?
You apply for a piano finance loan in our shop or online, which normally takes less than 10 minutes. And if you’re successful, you can take your instrument or other purchases home there and then.
Frequently Asked Questions
In the UK, you can get an interest-free loan of between £100 and £5,000 with just a 10% deposit.
At Richard Lawson, we also offer loans up to £25,000 to eligible customers over the age of 18. Ask in-store for more details.
All ‘Take it away’ loans for pianos are interest-free.
There is a minimum loan amount of £100 and a maximum loan amount of £5,000.
You have the option of how long to pay it back over 9 to 18 months, and the maximum loan value is £5000.
We offer finance up to £25,000, but it is interest-bearing.
The ‘Take it away’ scheme offers loans for musicians in England between the ages of 18 and 25 years old. The scheme also offers finance for anybody over 18 if they’re buying an instrument for a child under 18.
In England, our focus is on making musical instruments more accessible for children and young people. You may be asked if you’re buying for a child or a young person when you apply for a loan.
You’ll need to be a permanent resident in the UK with a regular income of at least £5,000 per year.
You also need a bank or building society account that’s capable of handling direct debit payments. Remember, loans are subject to status. Terms and conditions apply.
Yes, to assess your application, Novuna Personal Finance will perform a credit check to evaluate the risk of lending to you. Credit scoring means that their decisions are consistent and that all applications are treated fairly.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.
Yes! If you’re in a position to pay the remaining balance of your piano finance, you can do so. Contact Novuna Finance and request a settlement figure.
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