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Wish to get a loan

inoentheartsoul
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Hi
All suggestion welcome
I have a plan to get a £10,000 pond loan for some personal use from my bank lloyds tsb.Bank offer me loan for the period of 1year, 3year, and 5year. lets assume i would go for 3year so monthly payment lets assume £200. After 3 month if i will return £7000 will bank reduce my monthly payment and after that interest would be on remaining amount which i own at that moment or still it would be on the whole amount?
Any better solution please let me know
All suggestion welcome
I have a plan to get a £10,000 pond loan for some personal use from my bank lloyds tsb.Bank offer me loan for the period of 1year, 3year, and 5year. lets assume i would go for 3year so monthly payment lets assume £200. After 3 month if i will return £7000 will bank reduce my monthly payment and after that interest would be on remaining amount which i own at that moment or still it would be on the whole amount?
Any better solution please let me know
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Yes if you settle a LloydsTSB loan early you will get a rebate of some of the interest.
£10000 for a pond though!!!0 -
Expensive pond at that.0
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You'd get a lot of carp in an expensive pond like thatEX-DFW, NOW AN MFW!! O/S Mortgage = £71004 on 12/01/13 Overpaid 2013 = £1000 :eek:
Balance now = £69155MFD at start = 30/11/2033 now 31/03/2033
DEBT-FREE ROLL OF HONOUR MEMBER #734:money: "PROUD TO HAVE DEALT WITH MY DEBTS" :cool:0 -
Any better suggestion i am confuse now0
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Your monthly repayments will stay the same though the term will be vastly reduced.0
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If you're going to be able to get your hands on £7,000 in 3 months, why not wait to get your pond. If you wait for 3 months, you can save up the £200 each month and then borrow the money and immediately pay off £7,600 saving 3 months worth of interest.
Or you could get a smaller pond, perhaps only costing £7,500 - if I was spending that much though, I think I'd want a lake rather than a pond.0 -
OP your original post has a Typo in it, it says pond rather than pound, so people have assumed the loan is for a pond, well not assumed but taken comedic licence.0
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If you're going to be able to get your hands on £7,000 in 3 months, why not wait to get your pond. If you wait for 3 months, you can save up the £200 each month and then borrow the money and immediately pay off £7,600 saving 3 months worth of interest.
Or you could get a smaller pond, perhaps only costing £7,500 - if I was spending that much though, I think I'd want a lake rather than a pond.
You know it wasnt for a pond.0 -
inoentheartsoul wrote: »i would go for 3year so monthly payment lets assume £200.
£200 per month repayment over 3 years works out at £7,200 so your assumption you could get a loan of £10,000 for those repayments is way off the mark.0
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