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Repaying My Loan early
Hi there
This is the first time i ever used this site and I really hope someone can help me!!
I have a personal loan which i started to repay from the 6/07/2007 for 36 months in the sum of £150.69 (this loan also includes Payment protection insurance). I have now come into some money and want to pay the loan off early.
In the policy book i was given it say that i am entitled to a partial refund of your original premium. It show in the table that if i pay it off in full after 1 year off having the loan i am entitled to a 45% refund.
Can anyone explain what the original premium is and how do i work out what to expecet back.
Many thanks for all your help
This is the first time i ever used this site and I really hope someone can help me!!
I have a personal loan which i started to repay from the 6/07/2007 for 36 months in the sum of £150.69 (this loan also includes Payment protection insurance). I have now come into some money and want to pay the loan off early.
In the policy book i was given it say that i am entitled to a partial refund of your original premium. It show in the table that if i pay it off in full after 1 year off having the loan i am entitled to a 45% refund.
Can anyone explain what the original premium is and how do i work out what to expecet back.
Many thanks for all your help
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jarvis,
You need to tell us the APR of the loan and the original amount borrowed in order to work this out.
R.Smile
, it makes people wonder what you have been up to.0 -
Rafter,
Thanks for your reply. These are the details of my loan:-
Total amount of credit £3214.84, this inclueds
£776.50 for insurance
£1838.34 to settle loan
£600.00 for cash advance.
The APR is 45.10%
I really am kicking myself now for even considering my loan
I am very grateful for any help i you can give.
Thank you0
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