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cant work out credit charges is it ppi?
bonjen3
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I am currently trying to reclaim ppi on my husbands credit cards and was chatting to my mum about it, I said to check her credit agreements to see if she had any PPI etc She gave me a copy of a car loan she had with First National Motor Finance but I'm not the brightest bulb on the tree when it comes to figures, could someone have a quick look and tell me if these figures look correct or is there a hidden PPI charge
Cash price of goods 5043.00
less deposit 400.00
Total amount credit 4643.00
Add Interest 1299.88
Credit facility fee 95.00
Completion fee 50.00
Total charge for credit £1444.88
Total amount payable £6487.88
APR 15.1
(one payment of 218.81
followed by 46 payments 123.81
one final payment 173.81)
many thanks to anyone able to help
Cash price of goods 5043.00
less deposit 400.00
Total amount credit 4643.00
Add Interest 1299.88
Credit facility fee 95.00
Completion fee 50.00
Total charge for credit £1444.88
Total amount payable £6487.88
APR 15.1
(one payment of 218.81
followed by 46 payments 123.81
one final payment 173.81)
many thanks to anyone able to help
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There's no PPI there.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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There is no PPI, there is a loan and interest. and 2 charges.
Its pretty straightforward.
PPI would be mentioned, it isn't so No is your answer.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
thanks, why is the interest charge so high though? its more like 25% than apr of 15.1?0
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It's not simple interest which would be around 700. It's worked out over 4 years.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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thanks you very much for your assistance, much appreciated0
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