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Confused with a HSBC loan and possible PPI?
richieuk_2
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Hello.
Right i'll get straight to it.
I took out a fixed-sum loan with HSBC back in 2007. These are the details (taken stright from original agreement paperwork) -
Amount of loan - £3500
Period of loan (in months) - 36
Total amount payable under this agreement - £4466.66
Repayment:-
Amount of 1st repayment - £124.21
Date of 1st repayment - 1 November 2007
35 monthly repayments of - £124.07
APR - 17.9%
Total charge of credit, comprising £966.66
Total interest £966.66
Arrangement fee £0.00
I have already paid this off without missing payments or anything like that, but with the whole mis-selling of PPI and such i thought i would take a look at my agreement again, and after some calculations i've been left a bit confused. That is, unless it was explained to me when i initially took out the loan and i have simply forgotten?
So the way i worked it out was like this -
3500 / 100 = 35 x 17.9(APR) = £626.50
£4466.66 minus £3500 = £966.66
£966.66 minus £626.50 = £340.16
Now, unless i'm been thick (quite probable) and my maths is rubbish (again, quite probable), i really don't understand where the extra £340.16 i have paid for, came from? There is nothing on my original agreement mentioning PPI or any sort of insurance, i don't even remember been asked for any service like that when i took the loan out.
So, basically i have no idea if i was paying PPI or not, if this even belongs in this PPI forum, wasn't sure where else to put it, or am i missing something simple and this has nothing to do with PPI at all and i have overlooked a charge or simply, my maths is that bad!
Thanks for your time
Right i'll get straight to it.
I took out a fixed-sum loan with HSBC back in 2007. These are the details (taken stright from original agreement paperwork) -
Amount of loan - £3500
Period of loan (in months) - 36
Total amount payable under this agreement - £4466.66
Repayment:-
Amount of 1st repayment - £124.21
Date of 1st repayment - 1 November 2007
35 monthly repayments of - £124.07
APR - 17.9%
Total charge of credit, comprising £966.66
Total interest £966.66
Arrangement fee £0.00
I have already paid this off without missing payments or anything like that, but with the whole mis-selling of PPI and such i thought i would take a look at my agreement again, and after some calculations i've been left a bit confused. That is, unless it was explained to me when i initially took out the loan and i have simply forgotten?
So the way i worked it out was like this -
3500 / 100 = 35 x 17.9(APR) = £626.50
£4466.66 minus £3500 = £966.66
£966.66 minus £626.50 = £340.16
Now, unless i'm been thick (quite probable) and my maths is rubbish (again, quite probable), i really don't understand where the extra £340.16 i have paid for, came from? There is nothing on my original agreement mentioning PPI or any sort of insurance, i don't even remember been asked for any service like that when i took the loan out.
So, basically i have no idea if i was paying PPI or not, if this even belongs in this PPI forum, wasn't sure where else to put it, or am i missing something simple and this has nothing to do with PPI at all and i have overlooked a charge or simply, my maths is that bad!
Thanks for your time
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The interest is in the monthly payment,so you have
£124.21 x 1 = £124.21
£124.07 x 35 = £4342.45
Total £4466.66
This is loan amount £3500 plus interest £966.66 = £4466.66
There is no ppi on there.0 -
I have exactly the same agreement on my loan but mine was £4000 over 45 months and APR of 17.9%
But my agreement does not even mention PPI did you mange to find out it you were paying for PPI?0
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