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Don't pay over the odds on a Car loan
Many people know only too well what a nightmare it can be to be stuck with an unreliable vehicle that keeps breaking down or grinding to a halt as you try to get across that busy junction – in fact, some people find themselves stuck with a car that is positively unsafe. However, the situation can prove difficult when you need a vehicle to get to work and back and often people assume that they are stuck with the car because they don’t have any savings to purchase another one.
Of course, this is not the case, and there are a number of options available for those that wish to purchase a newer vehicle. Even those with bad credit can get finance for a vehicle these days. However, there are some things to bear in mind when it comes to taking out a car loan. If you decide to opt for a car loan direct from a dealership there are a couple of main disadvantages to consider. The first is that you won’t have a great deal of choice when it comes to which vehicle to buy, because you will have to opt for a vehicle from the dealership through which you are taking the finance. The other main negative about taking on a car loan from car dealerships is that they can be very costly in terms of interest rates, and you could end up paying through the nose for your car finance. Also there is the fact the finance is secured against the car, so actually the car does not become yours until you have made the very last payment.
Anyone looking for good value car loan could find that taking out an any purpose loan could prove more financially viable. You can take out a loan to purchase a car from one of a range of lenders, and by doing this you are not tied to buying a vehicle from any particular dealership, so you can enjoy far better choice. You may also be able to enjoy better value on car loan than you would get from a dealership, which means that you get to buy the car that you want and you get to enjoy value for money on your borrowing.
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You may also wish to clear your credit cards and any higher interest rate loans you have, in order to cut down your out goings each month. Loans4 can help you clear any credit cards and loans you may have, and also the money you require for your new car purchase, all in one go, so you just have one affordable monthly payment each month.
At Loans4 we can help you to find a perfect loan to purchase your vehicle, as we have access to a wide range of car loan to suit a wide range of needs and circumstances. You will be able to choose the vehicle that you want rather than being tied to a particular dealership, as you would if you opted for dealership finance. You can also enjoy great value for money and lower repayments on your loan, so buying a new, more reliable vehicle will prove to be more affordable than you might have thought.
Finding the right car loan for you will not prove to be a problem for Loans4, as we have access to a range of lenders offering very competitive rates on car loans. You can enjoy low interest rates, affordable repayments, and repayments periods to suit your needs, as we can offer flexibility as well as value for money on a car loan. Loans4 have expertise in all areas of loans, and with our valuable links and resources we can find a great value car loan to suit your needs as well as your pocket.
It couldn’t be simpler to find a low cost loan to buy a vehicle through Loans4, as all you need to do is complete a quick, simple online form, which will enable you to determine your eligibility with lenders who offer car loans as well as enabling you to provide us with the relevant information that we need to start searching for a low cost loan to help you buy a newer vehicle.
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Latest Loan / Finance News
Part nationalisation sees bank shares rise
According to reports the part nationalisation of three major high street banks has resulted in a leap in the FTSE 100 Index, which rocketed by 8% after a number of days of worrying falls, sending a wave of relief through the city. This came after the government decided to plough around £37,000 into three major banks, HBOS, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Lloyds TSB, effectively partly nationalising them.
It is thought that the move could help to end the wave of panic that has been sweeping the city over the past few weeks, following a number of disasters in global financial markets. The Dow Jones Index on Wall Street also soared, going up by over 352 points.
In the meantime shareholders in the city have said that bonuses that were paid to the banking fat cats needed to be refunded because given the current situation in the banking sector it was unfair that some senior officials, some of whom had been at least partly responsible for the problems that had occurred in the banking sector, had gone home with hefty bonuses.
The Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, and Chancellor, Alistair Darling, have both said that in return for the bailout money they would be paying out no dividends or bonuses to the banks involved. Also, three government directors will be sitting on the board of directors of RBS, whilst another two will go to the board of Lloyds TSB.
This is yet another unprecedented move in the financial markets, and Gordon Brown described the move as 'unprecedented but essential for all of us'. In addition to this the chancellors said that he would defend taxpayers' money ruthlessly. He said that the bailout terms came with strings attached that were designed to help small businesses and mortgage payers.
There has been some criticism stemming from recent events as well. The shadow chancellor George Osborne was critical of Labour for sitting on spiralling debt problems for ten years, and a senior official from the Financial Services Authority said that there were lessons to be learned from the boom of the last decade.
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