peanut
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Ocean finance? [8D]
Peanut, you either were paying faaar to much interest in the first place, or you've extended the term of the new loan by a fair amount. (Or both)
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No nothing like that. Very few people understand the black art of finance.
Say you take out a 5 year loan of £10,000 with repayments of £250 per month
After 3 years you have paid off say £6,000 .
This means you are currently paying a £250 premium for a £4000 loan!
If you refinanced that loan over 5 years and extended say to £5500 . You would then have £1500 to either clear other debts or spend and your monthly repayments will drop to around say £125.00 ,a monthly saving of over £100 plus some useful cash. See [] .
plus the interest rates are a lot cheaper now than they might have been when you took the original loan out 3 years ago which was the case for me
Ocean finance? [8D]
Peanut, you either were paying faaar to much interest in the first place, or you've extended the term of the new loan by a fair amount. (Or both)
[/quote]
No nothing like that. Very few people understand the black art of finance.
Say you take out a 5 year loan of £10,000 with repayments of £250 per month
After 3 years you have paid off say £6,000 .
This means you are currently paying a £250 premium for a £4000 loan!
If you refinanced that loan over 5 years and extended say to £5500 . You would then have £1500 to either clear other debts or spend and your monthly repayments will drop to around say £125.00 ,a monthly saving of over £100 plus some useful cash. See [] .
plus the interest rates are a lot cheaper now than they might have been when you took the original loan out 3 years ago which was the case for me