Can I Obtain A Car Loan While on Disability Benefits?
June 6, 2012
Total cost of credit | £ 2000 |
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Total repayment | £ 2000 |
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Rates from 9.9%: the exact rate you will be offered will be based on your circumstances, subject to status.
Representative example: borrowing £25,000 over 48 months, £3,750.00 deposit, on PCP, with annual mileage of 8,000pa, and a representative APR of 11.9%, an annual interest rate of 11.9% (Fixed), the amount payable would be £394.51 per month, an optional final payment of £7,194.33, with a total cost of credit of £9,912.36 and a total amount payable of £28,444.33.
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Hi, I'm 20 and looking to get a car in finance, ideally an Audi A1. I am currently a student and in my student overdraft of £1500 and struggling to get out of this at the moment. I have no idea what my credit rating would be but I am wondering if I would
Asked by Abigail M
June 6, 2012
Dear Abigail, thank you for your question.
As far as I’m aware, with most banks a student overdraft doesn’t affect your credit rating. Usually you have a few years to pay this off post graduation before it impacts upon anything, so on that front you may be ok. When you say you pay all of your direct debits on time, does this include a mobile phone contract? Do you have a bank account? Also, are you on the electoral roll? If so these things will help us to find you an approval.
If you are concerned, or do not fit the criteria outlined above, you could always apply with a guarantor. This is likely to increase your chances of approval. The guarantor must have lived in the UK for 3+ years, be a home owner, and have excellent credit.
Please make an application when you're ready and if approved you can choose a car from any reputable dealer and we also provide a no obligation quote. Kind Regards, Rachel
Hi, I'm Disabled and have been for over 17 years. I receive £1763.56 a month in various benefits. My award is for life. I've been offered 2 loans both for £4000 over 4 years. BUT I believe they are related to Mr Robin Hood, why? Because the both want OVE
Asked by Kim Turner
June 6, 2012
Hi Kim, thank you for your question. There are indeed finance companies that accept disabled people who receive benefits as their sole form of income. Who are the 2 companies you have applied with to receive the high rates of interest? Have you tried with your bank? As you have a bank account and 2 credit cards you have some credit history which is great. The rate you usually receive is determined by your credit rating. Have you checked this lately or have you missed any payments in the past? If not, we'll be able to help you and as we have many lenders on our panel i'm confident we'd get you a good rate. However, as previously stated this all depends upon your past credit. Please make an application and once approved you can choose a car from any reputable dealer and we also provide a no obligation quote. Kind Regards, Rachel
Hi, I currently have poor credit as I went through a rough patch in last couple years. But I am now in full-time employment with a £70K salary but I have built a deposit. I wanted to know what my options were to get credit for a car loan? I appreciate any
Asked by Archie
June 6, 2012
Hi Archie, thank you for your question. As you are now employed, have a deposit and a large income, I'm pretty confident that we can help as we have many lenders that approve people with past credit problems. Please make an application and if approved you can choose a car from any reputable dealer. Kind Regards, Rachel
Hi Rachel, my mum and dad wouldn't be an option as they both have poor credit ratings. The only option would be my brother. He is 21, in employment, has a bank account and currently has a loan that has he has maintained payments on. I wouldn't be lookin
Asked by Mark
June 6, 2012
Hi Rachel, I am looking to borrow around £3000 and have around £500 available for a deposit. I do not have a job, I haven't been in employment for approximately a year, I receive JSA, I have been on the electoral roll for over 3 years and had my bank acco
Asked by Billy
June 6, 2012
I earn 6 figures but I take a minimum wage and dividends. I have a CCJ satisfied in 2011, 3 defaulted accounts which are also satisfied in 2011. I went through a bad patch. I am on electoral roll and have an accountant. I have a BMW 525 to P/X (bought 200
Asked by Felix
June 6, 2012
I'm on income support and have a full license can i get finance?
Asked by Angie
June 6, 2012
I am on income support, i have a drivers licence, but i'm only 18 so, i don't exactly have a proper credit rating as i haven't had chance to build it up. Would there still be a possibility of me getting a car on finance?
Asked by Netalia Nottingham
June 6, 2012
i am unemployed an would like to get a car on finance do you have a scheme for people claiming disability living allowance?
Asked by Francisco Da Silva
June 6, 2012
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