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PCP Finance - advice please
Foxy994
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Hi there,
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I hope that one of you can possibly help me with a query with my car finance.
Basically, I am on a DMP with Payplan but also have PCP Finance with Capital Bank for my car which is coming to an end shortly. I have received a letter from Capital Bank who have advised that I have three options:
*trade the car in and re-finance a new car - this is not an option, I asked Payplan if I could re-finance as long as the payments are the same or lower than currently paying and they agreed. Unfortunately I was turned down for the finance.
*hand the car back - I really need the car for communting to work.
*pay £2720.00 and keep the car - I obviously dont have the money to pay this lump sum and have been advised by Capital Bank that I will be turned down to re-finance the £2720.00
I know you guys always give great advice and wondered if anyone could help in this instance.
Thank you in advance.
Tracy
If this post is in the wrong forum then please feel free to move it.
I hope that one of you can possibly help me with a query with my car finance.
Basically, I am on a DMP with Payplan but also have PCP Finance with Capital Bank for my car which is coming to an end shortly. I have received a letter from Capital Bank who have advised that I have three options:
*trade the car in and re-finance a new car - this is not an option, I asked Payplan if I could re-finance as long as the payments are the same or lower than currently paying and they agreed. Unfortunately I was turned down for the finance.
*hand the car back - I really need the car for communting to work.
*pay £2720.00 and keep the car - I obviously dont have the money to pay this lump sum and have been advised by Capital Bank that I will be turned down to re-finance the £2720.00
I know you guys always give great advice and wondered if anyone could help in this instance.
Thank you in advance.
Tracy
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Hi Tracy,
I know that this might not be your most popular option, but as a last resort you could always think about a cheap runaround banger to tide you over? I had to and it has worked out well as I don't feel I have to take my £400 skoda to a garage for repairs and instead work on it myself!
You might also find that if you swap for a cheaper car or get a personal loan rather than car finance, you save money by not having to buy comprehensive insurance. If your car is only worth £200, there is no point in spending £400 on having it insured comprehensively!
I hope this helps
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