Dear African Child : Stay in your financial lane save and start off with a smart second hand from a certified Auctioneers with Paperwork and service plan history . . . Congratulations & great retro insignia - (Another daily vlog-experience is lifes Greatest teacher) Stay blessed...💐
Nicolette, you may have different reasons why you do your teachings but have you ever sat down and asked yourself, how many ppl have I potentially emancipated with my teachings....? honestly you’re doing way more then you think you’re doing and I don’t know if I could ever thank you enough sisi 🙏
At this point, I’m convinced I need to sit behind a desk with you standing next to a chalk board explaining to me more about this ballon payment concept 😩
Balloon payments are like deposits that are paid at the end of the loan agreement. That means if you select a balloon payment you won’t have to pay towards that every month through your loan instalment, however, unlike a deposit, you don't already have the money for this balloon payment just sitting in your savings account. Essentially the whole time you are paying off your car you will also have to be saving for this balloon payment, to make sure you can afford to pay for it in the end.... Hope that's easier enough for you to understand
If you wana pay your car you can request a settlement statement from your bank, other banks even have capability to generate it from your banking app. Generally the settlement quote will be less than the current balance. I did a trade in with my 1st car and took it back to the dealership where i bought it. They then settled my balance and i got a bit extra which i used as deposit. Just a clarity question is buying another car or trade in cheaper than extending your motor plan? Based on what you said at the beginning. Reason am asking is because i thought maybe extending a motor plan will be cheaper than starting a new sekoloto?
basically the settlement = capital balance vs the contract balance. my motor plan covers wear and tear and its never adequate. So nah id rather get a new car
The deposit thing certainly did not work that way for me. The car was 645k and I paid a deposit of 80k. Next thing my opening balance is 810k then I see my 80k deposit being subtracted from that 😒
Hi Can you please make a video on how u can pay ur car faster…. Just calculated my instalments and saw that buy the time I finish paying the car the the interest will amount to 50% of the value of the car when I bought it😭. Should have put in deposit cause I had the money to
But would it be wise to put some money away for service the following year, if you can afford installment for the next 5 years, you definitely can afford the service cash
True, that's why it is better to get a car that has at least 5yr service plan, pay for the car for 5yrs. When you finish paying save a kitty for maintenance, then enjoy your car for longer while you also build up an investment net from the money you used to pay instalment with. Eish! nice theory🤦♀️
If you don't want to pay car dealership fees when buying a car watch this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VxsAtn-XkFc.html&ab_channel=60MINUTECAR
@@kediboneramoloko3441 patience is the name of the game, you start with a used entry level car while you save for that 500k car you want.. Saving R7000 per month(which you clearly can afford) for 12 months will give you R84000 which can get you a used entry level car in good condition. And start saving for the 500k car you want.
