Interest-Free Finance Askam-in-Furness

0% car finance deals mean you don't pay any extra interest or other charges on your car finance package. With less money to repay, you can put your entire budget behind getting the right car.

Perception Internet Ltd
01245 266050
50B Duke Street
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Greenwood Personal Credit Ltd
0800 0568831
294 High Street
Aldershot
Bogner Cheque Exchange & Jewellers
01243 821284
21a High St
Bognor Regis
R A Ellis & Co
01372 465025
2 The Elms
Esher
Premium Credit Ltd
01372 748833
60 East St
Epsom
Mowbray Mercantile Facilities Ltd
01670 521199
68 Station Rd
Ashington
Sterling Uk Mortgages & Loans
01429 276170
49 Stockton Rd
Hartlepool
Corner Shop Loans
0871 7505355
18 Cooke St
Keighley
C & S Finance
0800 135 7157
6 New Dawn Close
Farnborough
Walbrook Business Finance
01892 512800
12 St Johns Road
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Interest-Free Finance

Interest-Free Finance

Interest-Free Finance

0% car finance deals mean you don't pay any extra interest or other charges on your car finance package. With less money to repay, you can put your entire budget behind getting the right car. However, zero percent finance deals often require you to pay quite a hefty deposit - often up to 40% of the price of the car, making it suitable only for those with some savings to put down.

This type of deal also often requires the loan to be paid off in a shorter time than other loans (often 24 or 36 months compared to the more common 48- to 60-month term), making your monthly repayments higher. You're also unlikely to get any discount on a 0% deal, so it could work out more expensive overall, as the example in the table below shows.

APR 0% 10% 10% 10%
Months Financed 24 24 36 48
Cost of Car £15,000 £15,000 £15,000 £15,000
Discount £0 £2,000 £2,000 £2,000
Deposit £3,000 £0 £0 £0
Amount to Finance £12,000 £13,000 £13,000 £13,000
Monthly Payment £500 £600 £420 £330
Total Cost £15,000 £14,397 £15,101 £15,826
Savings at 10% APR - £606 (-£101) (-£826)

In this example, choosing the zero percent finance option would be your best choice if you had the £3,000 deposit to put down, and you could afford the relatively high monthly payments of £500. If you wanted to save some money, then the 2-year term at 10% would be your best bet, as you would be able to take advantage of the short loan term and the discount offer. However, this would mean paying almost £600 a month in repayments.

For a very similar total cost to the 0% deal (just £100 more), the 3-year 10% deal would offer buyers a reduced monthly payment (£420 a month, compared to £500). Those willing to pay more overall for the ability to make reduced monthly payments would be best advised to go for the 4-year deal at 10% (£330 a monthy compared to £500), although they would end up paying an extra £826 over the life of the loan for this convenience.

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