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PCP or HP - help
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HP is typically more cost effective (lower interest rate, the car ends up being yours).PCP is usually for new cars - you are renting the car basically.0
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interest rates are higher for HP. 13.9 percent for HP compared with 9.9 percent for PHP0
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Moley27272 said:interest rates are higher for HP. 13.9 percent for HP compared with 9.9 percent for PHP0
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photome said:Moley27272 said:interest rates are higher for HP. 13.9 percent for HP compared with 9.9 percent for PHPWhich is what I posted.Just calculate how much money you pay out in total for each case. If the car is going back then don't include the GFV.Subtract the GFV from the HP total as it will be close to the trade in value (PCP lenders have a pretty good idea what the car will be worth unless there are unforeseen circumstances, like Yet Another War, Yet Another Pandemic, or a truly massive increase in VED on EVs.)I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
(except air quality and Medical Science)
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perhaps a bank loan would give a lower APR rather than HP from the dealer.
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