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Covering one 'loan' with another
Hi, basically I have a car on finance with Stoneacre. I have just over 2 and a half years left to pay at £310 a month.
If I clear off the finance (which will be roughly £6,000) with another loan I could get for £6,000 and spread the costs over the same time scale (2 and a half years), I could get a loan and pay only £212 a month due to far less interest.
Is it possible to do this and how would I go about it?
If I clear off the finance (which will be roughly £6,000) with another loan I could get for £6,000 and spread the costs over the same time scale (2 and a half years), I could get a loan and pay only £212 a month due to far less interest.
Is it possible to do this and how would I go about it?
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Thats assuming the new loan is at a lower interest rate than the one your currently paying?
To save £98 a month in interest must be some rate your paying?
Old loan at 37% ? New loan at 4 % ?
Is your credit good enough to get a £6000 loan at 4% ?
How to go about it. Get a true settlement figure from the car finance company and then apply for a loan of that amount. If accepted then pay the car loan off.
Make sure you get the settlement figure first though.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
Will depend on your credit history and especially your salary. £6k outstanding plus the extra £6k you are borrowing is £12k, double this is £24k, you will need to earn over £24k or you will be deemed high risk, this is assuming you have no other debt.0
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Many lenders only give their best rates to loans £7500 and above and with an A1 credit rating.0
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jonesMUFCforever wrote: »Many lenders only give their best rates to loans £7500 and above and with an A1 credit rating.Credit 'Score' - Don't buy the credit 'score' that Experian, Equifax and Noddle want to sell you. It's an arbitrary number that means nothing when it comes to applying for credit.
ALWAYS HAVE A DIRECT DEBIT SET UP FOR THE MINIMUM PAYMENT ON YOUR CREDIT CARDS, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOU PLAN TO LOGIN AND PAY EACH MONTH.0
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