how do I apply for car finance
Do you charge a brokerage fee of 1450 $,i just received my contract and had the shock of my life We never had broker taking fees from us
What’s the chances for a casual worker with 2 jobs and good credit score to get approved?
Hi Corey, Casual is fine but it depends on how long you have been in the job. Generally as a minimum requirement 4 months casual is ok as long as there is previous work history (continuous) for a minimum of 12 months. If you have a good credit score that definitely helps your rate. We can assess an application from you without impacting your credit file. If you would like to start that process please contact me at info@savvy.com.au Regards Phil
I like to apply today a car loan from Savvy. I'm on the disability pension. Someone calls me up today and I told him I'm living on the disability pension, and I like to know, how much money I can borrow. He wasn't helpful at all. he told me I can borrow $8000 and my repayment would be over $411/m for three years. He doesn't give me any option. When I first check the landers Savvy come up for the first choice. I type in the little windows how much I want and how many years. I type $10000 for five years and come out a monthly repayment for $179/m. I can pay back for very easy, so that why I turn to Savvy, but never again. Please tell that person if he doesn't want to help people, find a different job.
How did you go in getting a car loan while on DSP do you remember this 2 years ago? I am sure has gotten worse got Pre Approval from Freedom Capital Finance with $12,000 for 4 years at $216.55 per fortnight something to do with Maximum Lend due to serviceability. Unless own your own home those on DSP or Aged Pension going to be slammed with 34% APR. I will phone Savvy this week maybe get an understanding Broker at Savvy. It was Zoom Car Loans Broker told it straight to me which I prefer.
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