An affordable way to purchase new and used pianos with 0% finance: Explore the Take It Away Scheme

At Broughton Pianos, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the magic of playing a piano. However, we understand that the financial commitment involved in purchasing a high-quality instrument can be a significant hurdle. That’s why we’re proud to participate in the Take It Away scheme, an initiative by Creative United, supported by Arts Council England and Arts Council of Northern Ireland, designed to make it easier than ever to bring a piano into your home.

Who Can Benefit from the Take It Away Scheme?

The Take It Away scheme is aimed at making high-quality instruments more accessible to a wide range of potential buyers. Whether you’re:

• A young musician aged 18-25 looking to invest in your first piano,
• A parent wanting to support your child’s musical education,

This scheme offers flexible, affordable financing options to help you purchase the perfect piano.

What Are the Financial Options?

One of the standout features of the Take It Away scheme is its 0% interest financing, which makes buying a piano even more affordable. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:

• 0% interest loans for purchases up to £2,000, available with a repayment period of 9 months.
• 0% interest loans for purchases up to £5,000, available with a repayment period of 18 months.

What Are the Requirements?

To apply for the Take It Away scheme, there are a few requirements to keep in mind:

• Age: Applicants must be over 18 years old. Young musicians aged 18-25, or those buying on behalf of someone under 18, are eligible for the scheme.
• Credit Check: As with most financing options, approval is subject to a credit check.
• Residency: You must be a permanent resident of the UK.

Is There a Limit to What You Can Buy?

The Take It Away scheme covers a broad range of instruments and accessories, from acoustic and digital pianos to essential items like stools, stands, and metronomes. Whether you’re looking to buy a grand piano for your home or need a digital piano that fits your modern lifestyle, the flexibility of this scheme means you can tailor your purchase to your needs and budget.

How Does the Application Process Work?

Applying for the Take It Away scheme is straightforward:

1. Choose Your Piano: Visit our showroom to explore our extensive collection of pianos and find the perfect instrument for you.
2. Apply: Our team at Broughton Pianos will guide you through the simple application process, ensuring you understand all the terms and conditions.
3. Take It Home: Once your application is approved, you can take your piano home and start enjoying your new instrument immediately, while spreading the cost over time.

Why Choose Broughton Pianos?

As the largest piano showroom in the Midlands, Broughton Pianos offers an unparalleled selection of new, used, and refurbished pianos, including upright, grand, and digital models. With over 150 instruments on display and more than 500 in our warehouse, we proudly feature top brands such as Yamaha B series, Kawai K series, and Danemann DU. These pianos are renowned for their quality components and ability to support a rewarding musical journey.

In addition to our new and branded pianos, we also offer a wide range of expertly refurbished pianos, restored by our in-house technicians and restoration team. Whether you’re looking for a traditional acoustic piano or a modern digital model, our commitment to affordability and excellence ensures that there’s a perfect instrument for every musician.

Ready to Find Your Dream Piano?

Are you ready to take the next step towards owning your dream piano? Visit our showroom today to explore our extensive range of pianos and learn more about the Take It Away scheme. Our expert team is here to help you find the perfect piano and guide you through the application process.

For more information, check out our full range of pianos on our pianos page or call us on 01562 731113 to speak with one of our friendly team members. You can also visit the official Take It Away website to learn more about the scheme.