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PCP or PCH for Car
Hi All,
i am considering a car with a value of 20k which i plan to keep for 35 months and hand back the keys after this as part of the PCP or PCH. What are the overall financial pro's and con's ?
i understand currently
1. PCP per month payments are cheaper but the entire loan get's added to your credit file which could have issues in the future
2. PCH is a lease which only shows up on your credit file as a monthly payment without the entire amount being shown on your credit file.
If anyone can please advise if i have missed anything ?
Thank you
i am considering a car with a value of 20k which i plan to keep for 35 months and hand back the keys after this as part of the PCP or PCH. What are the overall financial pro's and con's ?
i understand currently
1. PCP per month payments are cheaper but the entire loan get's added to your credit file which could have issues in the future
2. PCH is a lease which only shows up on your credit file as a monthly payment without the entire amount being shown on your credit file.
If anyone can please advise if i have missed anything ?
Thank you
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Hi All,
i am considering a car with a value of 20k which i plan to keep for 35 months and hand back the keys after this as part of the PCP or PCH. What are the overall financial pro's and con's ?
i understand currently
1. PCP per month payments are cheaper but the entire loan get's added to your credit file which could have issues in the future
2. PCH is a lease which only shows up on your credit file as a monthly payment without the entire amount being shown on your credit file.
If anyone can please advise if i have missed anything ?
Thank you
With PCP, the 'buyback' value will most likely be less than the market value, so you should end up with a bit of cash left over if you sell and pay off the loan after 3 years. PCH is a straightforward 'term finishes, car comes back' job.0 -
PedroMatias wrote: »With PCP, the 'buyback' value will most likely be less than the market value, so you should end up with a bit of cash left over if you sell and pay off the loan after 3 years. PCH is a straightforward 'term finishes, car comes back' job.
Thanks Pedro, what concerns me is the credit file. I don't like the fact that the entire value of the car is added to my file under PCP, this will cause me issues if within the next 3 years i consider moving home or another loan..0 -
Can anyone please advise if both PCP and PCH show up on your credit file as a 20K loan, as i am being given conflicting information
Thank you0
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