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How much is left to pay?
I am trying to work out how much i have left to pay on my loan and the phones are closed :-(
Original Loan was £5000 or £5921.76 with interest
The last statement I have that i can find was 25/06/12
Amount to pay off loan at that time was £4054.01
Monthly i pay £123.37.
Head is now fried full of numbers!!! I no its not as simple as taking away 7 months payments from the £4054.01
Original Loan was £5000 or £5921.76 with interest
The last statement I have that i can find was 25/06/12
Amount to pay off loan at that time was £4054.01
Monthly i pay £123.37.
Head is now fried full of numbers!!! I no its not as simple as taking away 7 months payments from the £4054.01
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Need to know either the APR, or original number of payments, or remaining no of payments to have a stab at the number.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Give them a call in the morning....!!0
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Head is now fried full of numbers!!! I no its not as simple as taking away 7 months payments from the £4054.01
Yes it is. A loan is a fixed payment plan, by your figures it is £123.37 a month for 48 months (4 years)
£740.22 for 6 months.
£4054.01 - £740.22 (6 x £123.37) = £3313.79 left.0 -
Calling them in the morning0
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when was that rule abolished?jonesMUFCforever wrote: »No it won't unless interest is front loaded - very unlikely since rule of 78 was abolished.0 -
Depends if we are working out an early settlement figure or simply what is left to pay if it runs its course.0
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Not many loans have been using this for the last 7/8 years.zoominatorone wrote: »when was that rule abolished?0 -
Yeah it is the policy of loan donor...0
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