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Funding cost of settlement figure and buying a new car.
We are looking at getting a new car, a campervan specifically. I currently have a 17 plate Sportage with low mileage on a PCP and have requested a settlement figure. The settlementment figure is within £1k of the valuation given by webuyanycar/wewantanycar and also relativley close to private sale.
My question is, is there a way to get a loan to clear the pcp and then sell to a seller with the idea of then clearing the loan straight away? Our next vehicle will be around an £18k budget of which we will get a loan to purchase.
Any advice?
My question is, is there a way to get a loan to clear the pcp and then sell to a seller with the idea of then clearing the loan straight away? Our next vehicle will be around an £18k budget of which we will get a loan to purchase.
Any advice?
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Aye you can get a loan if your credit rating is OK. But build a little slack in to your equations.0
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Sounds like that's a settlement to keep the car. For <£1k, is it worth the hassle?
So what's the settlement to hand it back?0 -
I didn't know there was such thing as settlement to hand back?!0
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The settlementment figure is .... relativley close to private sale...0
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humey86 said:I didn't know there was such thing as settlement to hand back?!PCP is a form of Hire Purchase. It includes a legal right to voluntary terminate the agreement once you have paid 50% of the total amount payable. On a PCP that won't be 50% of the payments, since the last payment is much larger.Once you have reached 50%, you can hand the car back. Before that, you can make a lump sum payment to bring it up to 50%, then hand the car back.If it sticks, force it.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.0
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