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Very Quick Loan Calculation Question
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£179.27 per month, total repayable £6453.69There's probably a transfer fee as well that you'll need to factor in.19% for a personal loan sounds bloomin' steep!!
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Thanks Ebe, there is no transfer fee which is nice, so what is 4.9% PA as APR? (just out of interest?)0
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Assuming the 4.9% compounds monthly (being a credit card that is a reasonable assumption) then it is equivalent to an apr of 5.01% so considerably better than 19%!landghove said:Thanks Ebe, there is no transfer fee which is nice, so what is 4.9% PA as APR? (just out of interest?)0 -
The 4.9%, if a balance transfer fee, is a one-off charge. Therefore, there will be no equivalent APR. In any case, it is a much cheaper alternative to the loan so, if you must finance your car, it is a bit of a no-brainer.landghove said:Thanks Ebe, there is no transfer fee which is nice, so what is 4.9% PA as APR? (just out of interest?)0
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