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PCP early settlement - things to watch
Hi,
I am 18 months into a 3 yr PCP agreement with Hyundai with my outstanding at around £5.3k. I got a 0% credit card recently and am planning to pay off the PCP on the card and save on the interest. Also, the car is valued higher than the settlement figure, so I hope to get some profit out of this settlement for my next car that I intend to get in the next 6 months or so.
I am dealing directly with Hyundai Finance, who have said as long as I pay the pending dues, they dont even want to see the car. My Q is, what do I need to keep in mind ( any checks, documents that I should request them for etc.) when I settle with Hyundai Finance? I cant find anything online on this.
Thanks,
J.
I am 18 months into a 3 yr PCP agreement with Hyundai with my outstanding at around £5.3k. I got a 0% credit card recently and am planning to pay off the PCP on the card and save on the interest. Also, the car is valued higher than the settlement figure, so I hope to get some profit out of this settlement for my next car that I intend to get in the next 6 months or so.
I am dealing directly with Hyundai Finance, who have said as long as I pay the pending dues, they dont even want to see the car. My Q is, what do I need to keep in mind ( any checks, documents that I should request them for etc.) when I settle with Hyundai Finance? I cant find anything online on this.
Thanks,
J.
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Once you!!!8217;ve paid it off ask the finance company for a final statement and letter stating that they have no further financial interest in the vehicle.
BF0 -
Thanks.
But is that it? I assumed there would other documents that show the change of ownership.
Also, I am the registered keeper according to the V5C - but does it not need to be updated with change of ownership info?
Sorry for the basic Qs, a novice here.
-J.0 -
The V5C has nothing to do with ownership, it states that on the top of the document. If you were the RK before the PCP is settled, then no update is needed.0
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