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18.4apr loan with barclays
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How long have you had the agreement?Don't lie, thieve, cheat or steal. The Government do not like the competition.
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inmypocketnottheirs wrote: »How long have you had the agreement?
I have had it for one year. I have never taken a loan before so dont really understand what APR rates very well.0 -
inmypocketnottheirs wrote: »How long have you had the agreement?0
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just that thats why am asking if its too much or thats the norm i dont know. Call me thick but help me if you can . I dont understand the APR rates very well.
It is not one of the cheapest deals around, nor one of the dearest, but it is what you agreed to. Doubt if there is much you can do except keep up the payments.
What were you hoping for?0 -
18.5% is high for a car loan but not that unusual. Some people will pay even more than that. Do you have a poor credit history? If so 18.5% is about right, if not then you are being charged over the odds. Your really need to educate yourself about APRs and so on before signing up to expensive credit agreements.I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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It is not one of the cheapest deals around, nor one of the dearest, but it is what you agreed to. Doubt if there is much you can do except keep up the payments.
What were you hoping for?
I want to pay up the loan or maybe terminate the agreement after 1 and half years from now. would that work?0 -
i want to pay up the loan or maybe terminate the agreement after 1 and half years from now. Would that work?
an update....... I just phoned barclays. They said i should contact the car dealer. Alternatively they said i can get another loan with lower apr and settle their loan. Any suggestions about this and posibble loan companies with lower apr please0
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