Finance options for 13 year old banger
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Could you not get a personal loan at significantly lower interest rates? I got an email from M&S advertising rates of 2.8% today, albeit, I appreciate that those rates won’t be available to everyone (or virtually anyone...)Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j0
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I'll humour you here. So if someone will lend you approximately half of the lowest value of your piece of junk, they will lend you £200. You hope someone will offer you a loan at 10% pa. So, back of a fag packet calculations will mean you will pay £20 interest per year. You hope to make 12% pa on investing that £200 so this will give you £240 interest earnt leaving you £40 better off a year subject to tax?
All this hassle for £40? I know this website is for money savers, but you are one sad and deluded individual.0 -
better off just getting a personal loan0
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Debt debt - it wouldn't be out of kilter with the returns on stoozing Vs a cashback card
The point about a personal loan is true, I think 0% credit cards and either balance transfer or consolidate. I found though that credit rating suffers having high utilisation and this could be a false economy Vs getting a cheaper mortgage when the time comes0 -
Money_Grabber13579 wrote: »Could you not get a personal loan at significantly lower interest rates? I got an email from M&S advertising rates of 2.8% today, albeit, I appreciate that those rates won’t be available to everyone (or virtually anyone...)
Isn't it 51% of all successful applications have to get this rate?0 -
I thought this must have been a school holidays post, but then noted the profile of the OP. So I checked the OP's other threads - OP, are you actually Joe Lycett?0
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OP. Since no one's asked directly, I will.
Are you !!!!ing insane?0 -
Out of interest OP....
How are you planning to invest £500 to generate a 12% return?0 -
MatthewAinsworth wrote: »Thank you, I certainly wouldn't take anything more than 10% interest (aiming for 12% return), even the approx 8% rate of margin loans spooks me a little
The car is presumably worth £500 privately, so scrap at trade/auction. Anyone offering credit will be be basing it on the auction value (£50) and you're likely to be offered less than £20 finance at a huge rate, if they offer at all.
You'd be much better off just applying for an unsecured personal loan - can get far below 12% on them.0 -
Wgl2014 -. Out of interest OP....
How are you planning to invest £500 to generate a 12% return?
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