4.6% on loans atm pay off you car loan :-)
4.6% on loans atm pay off you car loan :-)
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mrdemon

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21,146 posts

294 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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if you want to pay off you car finance or high dealer rates

Santander are doing a 4.6% rate atm up to 15k

10 days only.

bit of a headline figure.

I don't work for them just a public help post :-)

fastgerman

2,001 posts

224 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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HSBC are doing similar

I paid my 997 off recently and won't do dealer finance again.

A few years old, within warranty and a bank loan is the way forward :-)

kayc

4,492 posts

250 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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mrdemon said:
if you want to pay off you car finance or high dealer rates

Santander are doing a 4.6% rate atm up to 15k

10 days only.

bit of a headline figure.

I don't work for them just a public help post :-)
4.6%?wow...is that cheap when savings rates are 0.5%?taxable....

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

185 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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kayc said:
mrdemon said:
if you want to pay off you car finance or high dealer rates

Santander are doing a 4.6% rate atm up to 15k

10 days only.

bit of a headline figure.

I don't work for them just a public help post :-)
4.6%?wow...is that cheap when savings rates are 0.5%?taxable....
That is VERY cheap for UNSECURED debt.

Rates for secured debt are in the 1.65 - 2.00 % over base meantime.

Paul O

3,159 posts

212 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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mrdemon said:
if you want to pay off you car finance or high dealer rates

Santander are doing a 4.6% rate atm up to 15k

10 days only.

bit of a headline figure.

I don't work for them just a public help post :-)
Thanks.

smile

AlexH997

265 posts

161 months

Monday 25th November 2013
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its what i did!

sidicks

25,218 posts

250 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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kayc said:
4.6%?wow...is that cheap when savings rates are 0.5%?taxable....
Have you seen them shape of the yield curve?

Are you a better credit risk than a government or AAA corporate??
frown

kayc

4,492 posts

250 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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sidicks said:
Have you seen them shape of the yield curve?

Are you a better credit risk than a government or AAA corporate??
frown
I have seen the shape of the yield curve...set to flatten a lot soon imo..also regarding credit rating I would say I certainly don't have an out of control budget deficit and I actually can pay what I owe..so yes I am a better rating smile

sidicks

25,218 posts

250 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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kayc said:
I have seen the shape of the yield curve...set to flatten a lot soon imo..also regarding credit rating I would say I certainly don't have an out of control budget deficit and I actually can pay what I owe..so yes I am a better rating smile
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mikem7709

986 posts

241 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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LOL, maybe it's time we started asking the banks what their credit risk is before depositing money with them.

kayc

4,492 posts

250 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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mikem7709 said:
LOL, maybe it's time we started asking the banks what their credit risk is before depositing money with them.
If it wasn't for the Govt guaranteeing first £80k of savings most people probably would!

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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kayc said:
mikem7709 said:
LOL, maybe it's time we started asking the banks what their credit risk is before depositing money with them.
If it wasn't for the Govt guaranteeing first £80k of savings most people probably would!
This. Certainly wouldn't put more than the guaranteed amount with any of our banks.

Zyp

16,083 posts

218 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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REALIST123 said:
kayc said:
mikem7709 said:
LOL, maybe it's time we started asking the banks what their credit risk is before depositing money with them.
If it wasn't for the Govt guaranteeing first £80k of savings most people probably would!
This. Certainly wouldn't put more than the guaranteed amount with any of our banks.
It would be nice to have that decision to worry about laugh

steve singh

3,995 posts

202 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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kayc said:
mikem7709 said:
LOL, maybe it's time we started asking the banks what their credit risk is before depositing money with them.
If it wasn't for the Govt guaranteeing first £80k of savings most people probably would!
You're Incorrect on a few counts there smile

kayc

4,492 posts

250 months

Wednesday 27th November 2013
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steve singh said:
You're Incorrect on a few counts there smile
Apologies..£85k.

steve singh

3,995 posts

202 months

Wednesday 27th November 2013
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kayc said:
steve singh said:
You're Incorrect on a few counts there smile
Apologies..£85k.
Per person too - given every single Porsche owner is like a greek god of love / a complete stud - then they will be married, so you can double that wink

mikem7709

986 posts

241 months

Wednesday 27th November 2013
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I'm sure that if everyone decided they wanted to put all their cash under the mattress at the same time, the government could easily deliver on the promise. biggrin