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If anyone is or knows a finance broker I need your assistance to get my new bike.

That is all, thank you.

If its just for a bike, don't waste your money.

Its shouldn't be to difficult to work it out yourself, what you can afford to pay back per month vs loan + principle interest & the cost of running the bike per month.

The aim is to pay back more than just the principle interest per month, that way your less out of pocket on a depreciating item whilst repaying the loan. (watch for early payout clauses)

Most banks have personal loan calculators, that should help you start off.

Eg http://www.nab.com.au/wps/wcm/connect/n ... 1/4/102/5/

PS. I ain't a broker or work for a bank.

You couldn't get much Broker than us

Haha,

So it would seem the marketing ploy works

marksesh wrote:If anyone is or knows a I need a fiancee broker, I need your assistance to get my new bride.

Insert track bike here.



Damn me, my bad for miss reading.

Why do you need a fiance broker?

Note there are plenty of different loan types for purchasing a vehicle, each with their own benefits and pitfalls. The cheapest rate isn't always the cheapest.

You should be able in about 30 minutes talk to 2 - 3 banks and 2 financial institutions that would cover all your options and get a couple of quotes at the same time, about the same amount of time you will spend with a broker

I have a paid default and the banks won't touch me for a couple of months apparently. So I need someone to chase all available options.

You need to try Credit Corp - they lend direct. They work with individuals who've had loan problems and actually funded Kawasaki Finance after the GFC. Their website is: http://www.ccfs.com.au