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Originally Posted by
deanoakley
, use the funds to get a bigger car for the wife.
Always worth doing so you have an emergency backup
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I bought a second hand van - 4 years old and had only done 40,000 miles - nothing for a diesel. Bought on finance - £150 a month for 3 years. I like that I should then get a year or 2 out of it without any making any payments on it before wanting another van - and I can sell it on for some money at that stage to finance the deposit for the next van.
Whereas with a lease, you don't end up with anything at the end - and the initially deposits can be quite high for a lease.
Also, if I ding the van, it's just myself I have to kick - with a lease company, I have a strong feeling you have to pay to get it fixed before you hand it back?
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I brought Brand new van 20 months ago ( Vauxhall Vivaro)
I had a excellent APR Loan and pay £265 a month over 5 years - i have paid over payments and should be all paid for by christmas. its a business van and i claim tax back ( accountant deals with this)
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Originally Posted by
Benny Smyth
I'm not VAT registered. I have an accountant who performs some sort of witchcraft with my expenses.
That makes it sound dodgy. He's not dodgy. He just knows what he's doing.
Sounds an awful lot like Jimmy Carr to me
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Dinosaur
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Originally Posted by
Excalibur
Originally Posted by
yourdj
Cant believe you said that
Be a bit more 2016 Excalibur.
OK then. How often in 2016 have wives gone wrong?
Mine never does, so she tells me.
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Dinosaur
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