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How To Buy A Car: PCP? Loan? Hire Purchase? - YouTube
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buying a car means passing with a
shedload of cash but paying in the right
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way could mean your new set of wheels
ends up costing you a whole lot less I'm
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going to teach you the best way to pay
for a new car whether you're buying
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brand new or used you can get a
breakdown of the pros and cons of what
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I'm about to explain and the link below
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if you've got cash to see in the savings
account you haven't earmarked for
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something specific because you work
while using it pays for at least part of
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your new car the more you can put down
as cash the better the bargaining power
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that you've got rid of dealerships you
can and should use this to negotiate
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down the price right now it's doubly
worth looking at savings rather than
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borrowing because interest rates on
savings accounts are so very low they're
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actually likely to be leaving me buying
power over time sit inspected to use
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that money somewhere else but don't make
the mistake of paying for your whole car
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with cash though you should say at least
a pound on your credit card for the UK
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section 75 protection and that means
your credit card company is jointly
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responsible for the purchase and they
have to put something right if something
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goes wrong with your car if you'd be
used cashing and saving just make sure
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that you don't leave yourself without an
emergency fund
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and after otherwise we won't have
anything to fall back on if you get an
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unexpected bill if you need to borrow a
cash to pay for your new car then don't
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make the mistake of going with a deal
off the to you by your dealerships
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without shopping around first they're
unlikely to be the cheapest and
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Commission to what they offer without
comparing your options could mean your
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new car for 200 it's not thousands of
pounds more instead you need to figure
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out three things firstly how much do you
actually need to borrow secondly how
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much can you pay back a month and
thirdly how long do you need to borrow
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for once you've got the confirmation you
should start comparing your options it's
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what they are firstly the personal loan
could be a brilliant way to borrow
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because rates are so cheap at the moment
and you can get your hands on the cash
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you need quickly without paying back a
whole lot of interest you'll also have
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the certainty of owning your car
outright
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and I have
repayment plans that spread the cost
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over the fixed period what you paid the
loan off the car is yours forever
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secondly a credit card can be a really
good way to pay for at least part of
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your car especially if you want
flexibility either get an or percent
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purchase card make an or pretend money
transfer which music us to your bank
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accounts or pay on a raw reward credit
card and get the cash back as purse just
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make sure you pay it back as soon as
possible thereafter so you're not still
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paying back the balance when you're
going to be charged interest 13 higher
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purchase plans can be worth checking out
if you don't have a lot of cash to
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commit out front
the downside is you don't actually own
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your car until the whole balance is
repaid which isn't great the dealership
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is likely to offer you one of these that
don't commit before you shop around if
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independent car finance plan can also be
a lot cheaper falsely personal contract
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plans or pgps are really popular but
they aren't generally the best way to
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pay because you don't actually use and
own the car by the end of them you pay
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the project and then six monthly
payments tituba for you and you don't
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have the option of either giving the car
back all paying off the big balance at
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the end it's so easily to get sucked
into a cycle of automatically upgrading
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off your PC's new contract comes to an
end but it's actually a really expensive
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way to pay and you don't end up owning
your car at any point which is the best
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option for you depends on how much you
need to borrow and how long you need to
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pay it back over go for the option the
works out cheapest and means you
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actually own your car at the end of the
term otherwise essentially you're paying
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money for nothing your credit rating
will also have an impact on the amount
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you're charged in check whichever option
you go for so make sure you check out
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the link below for a step-by-step guide
on how to make it better so that's how
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you can work out the best way to Pei
Xian your car thanks for watching
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I think page helps you save a bundle so
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put any questions comment below and I'll
do my best to help happy driving
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