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Calling all math geniuses!!!
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gizmoleeds wrote:By my calculations (which, BTW are based on monthly interest being annual divided by 12, which may not be exact due to compounding):
Paying £265 a month on a 12.4% p.a. interest rate:There would be £5,328 outstanding in 12 months;
The loan would take 2 years, 10 months to pay off;
The total amount paid over this period is £8,918.04
Paying £800 a month on a 12.4% p.a. interest rate:The loan would take 10 months to pay off;
The total amount paid over this period is £7,929.61
Paying £625 a month on a 0% p.a. interest rate:The loan would take 12 months to pay off;
The total amount paid over this period is £7,500
Gizmoleads
I could give you a phat kiss...
After seeing your calculations she is going to transfer her balance to a 0% card over 12 months..:j
now over to the stoozers, hopefully they can recommend a card to her...;)MFWB
Mortgage when started: £232,000
Current mortgage Sept 2024: £232,000
Mortgage free day: Sept 2029
Saving: £12k 20250
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