Of course, creditors are only interested in getting their money, they'd rather have that than a bike they have to sell.Originally Posted by alarumba
Of course, creditors are only interested in getting their money, they'd rather have that than a bike they have to sell.Originally Posted by alarumba
if he doesn't want a gixxer thou then he's a poof and should get a second hand scooter.
and as for a second hand gixxer thou, how second hand do you want it?
New is great, there's something about a shiny new bike no other bugger has ridden.
HeheOriginally Posted by wysper
Nah, it's the matmatical equation that represents Murphy's Law. Where U=urgency, C=complexity, I=importance, S=skill, A=aggravation and F=frequency
Hayden - Evidence that even the mediocre can achieve great things.
((U+C+I) x (10-S))/20 x A x 1/(1-sin(F/10))
It doesn't matter if a finance company goes belly up, if you make your payments. Investors still want their money back, and your payments will stay the same. If however you don't make your payments, that's when you'll find your vehicle being repossesed. If it's non-recourse finance, the finance company will come get your vehicle and sell it. If it's recourse finance, the selling agent guaranteed your loan, they have to pay the finance company and get your vehicle off you themselves. And then your one of the reasons the finance companies go under in the first place. But that's their fault for giving away millions of dollars of other peoples money to people that first tier finance companies wouldn't. Go figure.Originally Posted by alarumba
Hi
I was looking at that issue 18 months back and discovered the PSIS.(Public Service Investment Society). Any one can join them and they are encouraging new members. At the time they were lending at a special rate of 9%. Stone the crows ! Final outcome, I bought the bike the next day and have been smiling ever since.
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