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Finance

Understanding Car Finance.

Borrowing to pay for a car can at first appear to be very confusing with so many options available. Here we take a look at some of those jargon terms and help to make life easier for you to make the right choice.

Hire Purchase.

One of the most popular methods of buying a new car. When a car is purchased using Hire purchase the customer and the finance company enter into an agreement regarding the car for a fixed term. (Lets say 3 years).

 

You would make fixed monthly repayments for that period and at the end of the term the car will belong to you. When you sign the finance paperwork it will clearly state the cost of the car, the deposit and the amount of interest you will be charged for borrowing the money. The car is used as security for the loan, similar to a mortgage on a house.  

Personal Loan

With a personal loan you borrow an amount of money normally at a fixed rate of interest and a fixed term. A personal loan is not secured on the vehicle so repayments must continue on the loan until the balance is repaid in full, regardless of whether you still own the car or not.

Question and AnswerPersonal Contract Purchase

This is slightly different from HP (Hire Purchase) and a Personal Loan. With PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) you pay a deposit on the car and then fixed instalments for a fixed term.

(Lets say 2 years) At the end of the two years having made the repayments you will have one last balloon payment. A balloon payment is one larger payment to pay right at the end of the agreement. (This could be say 35% of the purchase price. Known as GFV guaranteed future Value) You must then decide to either make the payment or give the car back to the finance company.

Should you return the car you would be free to enter into another agreement.

Payment Protection Insurance

Sometimes called PPP or PPI for short. PPP  is a way of protecting your monthly payments.

If you had an accident, fell ill or lost your job, your monthly repayments would be the last thing you’d want to worry about. There are a range of plans available and our qualified Business Managers are available to offer advice on which one suits you best.

Still confused????

We know how daunting this can be. At Hendy Car Supermarket Exeter we have Fully trained FSA regulated Business Managers to help you make the right choice. Please feel free to contact them and they can give you all the advice you will need. If you simply want to apply for finance just click on the link and this will take you to our secure application form.

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Apply for finance online using our application form

 


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