Settling with Savings

Using your savings to settle your agreement may seem an obvious thing to do, but it doesn't necessarily leave you better off.

Although you will receive an interest rebate on settling your agreement, this amount of money could actually be lower than the interest you'll earn by keeping your savings intact.

Our simple calculator within Car Loan Adviser will help you to calculate the interest rebate you might get by settling. But remember that by not settling early you've got the added security of cash in the bank - ideal if you need to access funds quickly.

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