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nick639 wrote:SMc wrote:^^What happens if she is not Hindu?
Banished and scorned at the door
KhaleelStafford wrote:What is the best Credit Union in Trinidad?, i'm very young and interested in purchasing a decent vehicle but I don't want to through the bank, i'm employed with Ministry and I want some information on what is the best thing for me to do right.
KhaleelStafford wrote:What is the best Credit Union in Trinidad?, i'm very young and interested in purchasing a decent vehicle but I don't want to through the bank, i'm employed with Ministry and I want some information on what is the best thing for me to do right.
abbow wrote:Venture, SECU, TECU
Call them, hear what they offering...
Slartibartfast wrote:Eastern is 1% interest per month on the reducing balance. Works out to about 6%-8% interest per annum depending on the loan. Went to republic bank and they quoted me an interest rate of 13.5% I laughed in the woman face and just walked out.
88sins wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Eastern is 1% interest per month on the reducing balance. Works out to about 6%-8% interest per annum depending on the loan. Went to republic bank and they quoted me an interest rate of 13.5% I laughed in the woman face and just walked out.
credit union & bank are 2 different things eh.
That 1% interest/mo actually doesn't work out the way you'd think. overall you pay closer to 11% in interest PA for the first few yrs or so, then it starts to go down. imo, avoiding 1.5-2% in interest not worth the limitations that the credit unions set upon you
credit unions will usually only lend as much as 2-3x what you have in shares/savings/assets, & it depends on the assets they will be holding as collateral. they might even go higher than 3x, but that's a rare thing.
banks will lend up to 10x your monthly income, & many will even do so unsecured too. you will pay more in interest, but you but that's what you have to pay for them taking all the risk.
they would even go so far as to lend if you didn't have a previous history with them. I do not know of any credit union that does that.
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speedmelter wrote:stafford you didnt get tru with the army boi?
88sins wrote:are you by chance related to a Samuel Stafford?
88sins wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Eastern is 1% interest per month on the reducing balance. Works out to about 6%-8% interest per annum depending on the loan. Went to republic bank and they quoted me an interest rate of 13.5% I laughed in the woman face and just walked out.
credit union & bank are 2 different things eh.
That 1% interest/mo actually doesn't work out the way you'd think. overall you pay closer to 11% in interest PA for the first few yrs or so, then it starts to go down. imo, avoiding 1.5-2% in interest not worth the limitations that the credit unions set upon you
credit unions will usually only lend as much as 2-3x what you have in shares/savings/assets, & it depends on the assets they will be holding as collateral. they might even go higher than 3x, but that's a rare thing.
banks will lend up to 10x your monthly income, & many will even do so unsecured too. you will pay more in interest, but you but that's what you have to pay for them taking all the risk.
they would even go so far as to lend if you didn't have a previous history with them. I do not know of any credit union that does that.
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