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Hi everyone,
I have a quick question regarding car HP. I've bought my car on hight interest from one of the dealers because my credit history wasn't too good at the time, but now it is better and i was wondering if something can be done to reduce the repayment of it or settle it quicker by changing the car with the dealer etc? Or the only thing is to get a load and pay it off early? Thanks for any advise.
I have a quick question regarding car HP. I've bought my car on hight interest from one of the dealers because my credit history wasn't too good at the time, but now it is better and i was wondering if something can be done to reduce the repayment of it or settle it quicker by changing the car with the dealer etc? Or the only thing is to get a load and pay it off early? Thanks for any advise.
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Getting a loan at a lower rate than the dealer would be the cheapest way to finance the car.You could then always overpay (if possible) the loan. each month, to reduce it quicker.0
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hardquest said:Hi everyone,
I have a quick question regarding car HP. I've bought my car on hight interest from one of the dealers because my credit history wasn't too good at the time, but now it is better and i was wondering if something can be done to reduce the repayment of it or settle it quicker by changing the car with the dealer etc? Or the only thing is to get a load and pay it off early? Thanks for any advise.
The simplest way to save money is if you are able to make additional capital repayments and / or increase the monthly payment to reduce the loan quicker.
Possibly the most MSE route would be to sell the car (does not have to be back to the original dealer), settle the finance, and then buy a car that you can afford to buy outright. Would that allow you to achieve a car that meets your needs?0
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