Finance - what do people think?
Discussion
PLEASEDELETE said:
Supposing you had no money at all, but you could acquire something which netted you £600k pa. And you also had the opportunity to privately borrow the £1.7m to buy it which would cost you 340k pa to repay over 10 years (which is about 15% interest isn't it?)
Would you (or wouldn't you) entertain it?
If you would, and found yourself with 22k a month, would you entertain spending £3k a month lease purchasing a depreciating asset car?
You'd still have 19k a month left over to do something sensible with which isn't really too bad from a starting point of nothing, is it?
The above scenario is even worse than the average consumer finance customer profile i.e. PAYE: if starting out with nothing, as you say, that 15% spent on a depreciating asset is surely best invested elsewhere to start mitigating the risk of that huge venture capital loan.Would you (or wouldn't you) entertain it?
If you would, and found yourself with 22k a month, would you entertain spending £3k a month lease purchasing a depreciating asset car?
You'd still have 19k a month left over to do something sensible with which isn't really too bad from a starting point of nothing, is it?
That's just my view: I'm no businessman, I'm happy with my lot, and not interested in being rich. Others may work substantial vehicle credit to their advantage and be happy with the risk/reward.
I haven't used finance for my cars yet but I'm considering it for my next one - looking at a 458 Spider - and I've been reviewing a website with a calculator which gives a number of options: www.magnitudefinance.com
It seems competitive compared to what the dealers offer although still not sure I want to borrow at 6% when I am getting half that in the bank on deposit.
It seems competitive compared to what the dealers offer although still not sure I want to borrow at 6% when I am getting half that in the bank on deposit.
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