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Voluntary Termination
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It has to state what the Total Amount Payable is by law. Check again.NathanMorgan said:
no checked the agreement and it doesn’t state it.neilmcl said:
Read your finance agreement, within it it will state exactly what the total amount payable is, it might even state what the VT figure is.NathanMorgan said:right so I need to pay at least £18,500?0 -
The information held in your finance agreement, eg:NathanMorgan said:
can’t really think of anymore info that I’ve already given that could help.AdrianC said:
Unless it's ~£40k car...Grumpy_chap said:
Where do you get that number from?NathanMorgan said:right so I need to pay at least £18,500?
Based on the figures you stated:- £25,000 car
- £12,700 balloon payment
£25k in term repayments, £12,700 balloon.
But that'd be either a very long term, or hilariously bad depreciation.
OP - give us the figures you've got, and we'll help you figure it out.
I had the £18,500 figure from adding the total amount for the car + the balloon payment and then dividing it by 50%?
Cash Price of Vehicle
Advance Payment/Deposit
Amount of Credit
Total Charge of Credit
Total Amount Payable
Duration of Credit
Optional Final Payment0 -
So we ARE talking about a £40k+ car? £25k in monthlies across the term?NathanMorgan said:
can’t really think of anymore info that I’ve already given that could help.AdrianC said:
Unless it's ~£40k car...Grumpy_chap said:
Where do you get that number from?NathanMorgan said:right so I need to pay at least £18,500?
Based on the figures you stated:- £25,000 car
- £12,700 balloon payment
£25k in term repayments, £12,700 balloon.
But that'd be either a very long term, or hilariously bad depreciation.
OP - give us the figures you've got, and we'll help you figure it out.
I had the £18,500 figure from adding the total amount for the car + the balloon payment and then dividing it by 50%?0 -
There is of course always the possibility that the OP's PCP is not based on a Hire Purchase or Conditional Sale agreement but rather a Fixed Term/Sum agreement which won't provide VT rights.neilmcl said:
It has to state what the Total Amount Payable is by law. Check again.NathanMorgan said:
no checked the agreement and it doesn’t state it.neilmcl said:
Read your finance agreement, within it it will state exactly what the total amount payable is, it might even state what the VT figure is.NathanMorgan said:right so I need to pay at least £18,500?0 -
right so...
car was - 30k
deposit - £1k
duration - 49 months
total credit charge - 6.9%optional final value - £12,5000 -
So you borrowed £29k, and interest will work out to about £6k, so the total of your agreement is around £35k. That puts the 50% VT to about £17,500, or just over three years.0
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It includes the deposit as well, so £36k total and VT will be around £18k.AdrianC said:So you borrowed £29k, and interest will work out to about £6k, so the total of your agreement is around £35k. That puts the 50% VT to about £17,500, or just over three years.
Doesn't change the conclusion though, VT will be around month 36/37.
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