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Financing a new car...just before getting a mortgage!
joshdosh25
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Loans
Hi,
I am looking at my options for financing a new car. Unfortunately my old car has seen better days and is no longer reliable enough for work.
I have looked at the different options available too me, although I don't have enough cash savings to buy a new car outright I do have a fairly healthy deposit.
My concern is that I will also be looking for a mortgage within the next 6 - 12 months - so my question is this:
Which is a better option for me which will least affect my mortgage borrowing. I know that any amount borrowed will have some impact but; is one of my options going to impact me less that the other?
1. Credit Card Purchase
2. Personal Loan
3. Vehicle Finance / Personal Leasing
Any help greatly received,
Josh
I am looking at my options for financing a new car. Unfortunately my old car has seen better days and is no longer reliable enough for work.
I have looked at the different options available too me, although I don't have enough cash savings to buy a new car outright I do have a fairly healthy deposit.
My concern is that I will also be looking for a mortgage within the next 6 - 12 months - so my question is this:
Which is a better option for me which will least affect my mortgage borrowing. I know that any amount borrowed will have some impact but; is one of my options going to impact me less that the other?
1. Credit Card Purchase
2. Personal Loan
3. Vehicle Finance / Personal Leasing
Any help greatly received,
Josh
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How much would it cost to keep the car going ?0
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Wait until you have completed on your mortgage - then buy a cheaper car.0
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