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Boiler help!

navvy71
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Good afternoon! Just need abit of advise regarding buying a new boiler! So I'm in a pickle as to what would be the best way to pay for it so I either do it over 10 years on 9.9% Apr 24.00 per month..I've worked out over 10 years it's costing an extra 8.43 per month with that interest rate...(works out nearly 1000.00 more)or I stick it on my credit card at 18.10% increase my payments as much as I can to chip away at debt?
Any input would be helpful please...the boiler is 1,900.00.
Warm wishes, Michelle
Any input would be helpful please...the boiler is 1,900.00.
Warm wishes, Michelle
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navvy71 said:Good afternoon! Just need abit of advise regarding buying a new boiler! So I'm in a pickle as to what would be the best way to pay for it so I either do it over 10 years on 9.9% Apr 24.00 per month..I've worked out over 10 years it's costing an extra 8.43 per month with that interest rate...(works out nearly 1000.00 more)or I stick it on my credit card at 18.10% increase my payments as much as I can to chip away at debt?
Any input would be helpful please...the boiler is 1,900.00.
Warm wishes, Michelle
The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon1 -
Spreading the cost of a boiler over ten years is not advisable. Most boilers will have run out of steam (see what I did there?) after 7-8 years, and you'd need to finance another boiler while still paying for this one.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.2
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Maybe I'll try do over less time then, but being on my own it's hard.
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A credit card at 0% could be an option.How many quotes have you got ?Seems a bit steep for a boiler, what does the £1900 cover ?0
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Shakin_Steve said:Spreading the cost of a boiler over ten years is not advisable. Most boilers will have run out of steam (see what I did there?) after 7-8 years, and you'd need to finance another boiler while still paying for this one.
I still wouldn’t finance it over 10 years though.Who was this through? Have you tried the likes of BOXT?0 -
Vaillant, I think, come with a ten year guarantee. But not for £1,900.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.2
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Baxi, ideal and glow-worm also do!Depending on variant. I’m fitting one soon for the same price.1
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We live and learn. Still wouldn't do it over ten years, though.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.0
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Shakin_Steve said:We live and learn. Still wouldn't do it over ten years, though.0
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So, yes it has 10 year warranty...it's through 'glow green'
Also looked at company 'heatable ' offering alpha e Tec 28kw...33.50 for 5 yrs...9.9%..0
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