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@alt80 not rude at all.
We will look into all the options for the remaining finance when we find the right van.
We certainly won't be using dealer finance though. We know that much.3 -
@RelievedSheff Worth looking at the dealer options if similar rates to a car - pay 3.9% on the RR which I don’t think is too bad with the amount tbh.1
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alt80 said:@RelievedSheff Worth looking at the dealer options if similar rates to a car - pay 3.9% on the RR which I don’t think is too bad with the amount tbh.
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@joedenise F.M.L. that is genuinely eye watering.1
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Depending on the amount we need to borrow we may go down the personal loan route rather than a loan secured on the van.3
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It will be a low spend day today. We need to get some fruit and vegetables from the farm shop. Nothing else though so that should be the limit of the spends.
Breakfast and dinner will be from stores. Full English breakfast as its the weekend and dinner tonight is pasta bake and garlic bread.
Not much planned for today other than a long walk with the dog. Will probably be watching films with a few beers later on.
The other half is furloughed again next week so we need to find him a list of jobs to be getting on with.3 -
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enthusiasticsaver said:Enjoy your weekend. Weather dreadful here so not stepping a foot outside.
Have a nice weekend yourself.3 -
A personal loan will almost certainly be cheaper than the ones from dealers. We pay £155.90 a month for a loan of £10500 over 5 years and I can make overpayments on that as I want. (That was for a replacement conservatory as ours was falling down and leaked badly when it rained hard). I have paid of just over 2years of it in 14 months.
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ladyholly said:A personal loan will almost certainly be cheaper than the ones from dealers. We pay £155.90 a month for a loan of £10500 over 5 years and I can make overpayments on that as I want. (That was for a replacement conservatory as ours was falling down and leaked badly when it rained hard). I have paid of just over 2years of it in 14 months.
We will see nearer the time. Got a few months to go before we need to worry about that.
Got a reminder from the lender that the 0% offer runs out on card 5 next month but there is not a lot we can do about it until after the remortgage goes through. So will be paying 19% on that for a few months!3
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