Guys and TS @kit_cebu, ako lang ni i-correct ang mga misconception nato sa financing industry ha. Full disclosure: im an officer in a financing company here in cebu but dili lang ko mag market diri. if you want, you can PM me.
Commercial banks usually cater to brand new vehicles: mu range na ang rate between 6-10% per annum add-on, depende na kung nag promo ba sila or unsa. Usually 70-80% ang loanable amount based sa selling price. Ang disadvantage kay medyo dugay ang processing and approval (like dugay i-release ang unit pending registration and encumbrance, etc.) and/or taas ug required income (as a yardstick, say 30% of your gross monthly income goes to your monthly installment).
Financing companies mu cater sa 2nd hand vehicles (maybe up to 8 years old). Ang rate is usually mu range sa 14%-22% for private use and higher kung commercial. Loanable amount is 70-80% based sa appraisal value (not necessarily the selling price). Ang advantage is paspas ang approval and medyo dili as kuti sa banks.
As to processing, we are required by law to disclose tanan incidental or financing expenses like registation, notarial, processing fees,etc, mao nay gamit sa disclosure statement (per RA 7365) nga pirmahan sa client. Dili pud na necessary i-add on or i-deduct sa imong loan. You can loan 500,000 and pay for example 25,000 incidental expenses or pwede pud na nimo i-deduct. Imo na nga choice. Again as a yardstick, kung 500K imong loan, mga 25k-30k ang financing expense ana but including na ang OD insurance which is around 18-20k. So in effect ang processing kay negligible amount ra kaau na. If naa kay OD insurance, gamay ra gyud ka processing bayranan.
Also, ang OD insurance is required gyud kay in case madisgrasya ang sakyanan, ang insurance na ang mubayad.
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