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"I am slightly baffled..."A review of Welcome Finance by Hello - Saturday 19th of May 2007Advertisements
I have read few of the posts. Those that struck me the most are the ones taht complain about the interest paid. I looked on their website (I may use them) and it states at the bottom of the web page APR is 59.4 % (typical - meaning it can be raised or lowered). I then used a repayment calculator through my google search engine and worked out the repayments and what I would owe. It is manifest that the longer one has a loan the higher your overall repayment to the company will be. I compared the total interst for a 2 year period and a 4 year period - it differs dramatically. If you did not see it on the web at the time of the application then it owuld be in your contract. WHy an earth would someone sign a contract and not read the terms and conditions. Did you not ask what the repayments would be each month? By calculating this with the duration of the loan you would have go the final repayment figure inclusive of the amount you borrowed. |
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