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Personal Loan for a new car
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Got my car loan from Sainsburys bank about 3 months ago,borrowed £8000 over 4 yrs at 3.5%,was advised to go there by someone in the car business.
Am self-employed live in a rented flat and got a good credit history,never had to show them books either.
Had the money within a week,maybe you could try them as there interest rates aren't bad.0 -
Can I appeal against it or something or put a complaint in or is it worth me threatening to move my current and savings account to another bank in hope they will then give me a better rate?
Thanks
Ben
So that savings account then..... what's in that? If you can afford to repay a loan every month, why haven't you saved up the money to buy the car outright?
In addition, you can threaten the bank all you like, they won't care and still won't lend you the money.Life isn't about the number of breaths we take, but the moments that take our breath away. Like choking....0 -
Well done for getting accepted for a £10,000 loan...
If your taking home £1750 say and only spending around £450 on bills...wheres the only £1350 a month going? You could easily save this and buy the car outright.
I wouldnt worry or look at any numbers Noddle or Experian give you, they are meaningless.0 -
Don't take it personally. The bank may just have fulfilled its quota for low interest loans that month; they're not going to lend at low interest more than they are obliged to, to meet the 51% requirement.I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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Thanks both,
I've had plenty of credit in the past for other cars loans, phones and a personal loan before. I also have a credit card but with nothing on it at the moment, but as I said I've never missed a payment on anything. So I don't think its limited credit history.
oh dear,
living at home and earning 27k you should be saving about 10 grand a year towards a house.0
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