Financing A New Car......help Needed

[greg_68]

Maybe buying a new car in the next couple of weeks around the

[Masked Marauder]

Pay cash, don't fall into the credit card trap.

[steve67car]

the normal way the cards work is 0% on balance transfers but at a 2.5% admin fee

so not truely 0% :lol:

[greg_68]

the normal way the cards work is 0% on balance transfers but at a 2.5% admin fee

so not truely 0% :lol:

 

 

I was really looking at the 0% on new purchases cards to give me up to 10 months before having to pay it off.

[mumof4]

dont go 4 cap 1!!!!int rates are huge.(well...was last time i had one!! :rolleyes: )

[jkspoff]

You're better off going for a low interest loan, you can always pay it off at any time, get one that doesn't penalise you too much for paying it off early, i.e. getting you to pay a lump sum of interest. It works out well if you decide later you can't afford to pay it off in one go, at least you'll only be paying 5.7% for example, from somewhere like Northern Rock.

[delboyt]

don't got the credit card route m8

best to save up & pay all cash if possible

but i do know friends that have taken out more on their mortgages to pay for a car.

worth looking into ??

don't seem like credit that way

i have not done it so i don't know the inns & outs of it

let us all know what you finally do m8