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Looking for a Boat Loan or an Auto Loan? Check the Market Before Committing to Finance

When you are in the market to purchase a new car or boat, you are generally pretty excited about the prospect, and often to speed up the process will take up the auto loan or boat loan offered by the dealer with whom you are negotiating. As a general rule this will not be the best available auto loan or boat loan and you will invariably save yourself a lot of money if you take a little extra time to search out the best auto loan or boat loan in the market. There are a number of factors that determine whether your auto loan or boat loan is competitively priced and suits your needs. Quite often the dealer looking to sell you the new car will try to make the auto loan look as attractive as possible from a cash flow perspective. This can be achieved by simply increasing the residual value of the new car or boat – the residual value is the amount that you will still need to repay to the dealer when the auto loan or boat loan expires i.e. at the end of the auto loan or boat loan term (usually 3 or 5 years but can be tailored to your requirements.) if your new car or new boat is costing you say ,000 then the monthly repayments you will need to make under your auto loan or boat loan where the residual value is say 000 will be considerably less than if you have a residual value of ,000. With the lower residual value you are obviously repaying more each month under your auto or boat loan. While this means that your surplus cash flow will be less it does ensure that when you come to sell the new car or boat that you are likely to be in a position to either pay out the residual value or even possibly make a profit on the sale. This is a much better position to find yourself in that one where your residual has been higher, your monthly repayments under your auto loan or boat loan have been lower but at the end of the day when you come to sell the car or boat, you find that the sale price is not sufficient to pay out the auto loan or boat loan in full. Rather than having some extra cash in your pocket you are in fact, having to find extra money to meet the residual figure. No doubt there has been a short term benefit with the lower monthly repayments under the auto or boat loan but many buyers find themselves in difficulty at the end of the auto loan or boat loan term because they have not anticipated or made provision for a sale price lower than the residual value. While there is no doubt that money is tight for many households and individuals because of the current high interest rate environment, if you can manage a higher monthly repayment under an auto loan or boat loan then do your best to structure the auto loan or boat loan on the basis of a low residual figure. You will benefit in the long run!

UK Tax Policy and the Euro-dollar Market

UK TAX POLICY AND THE EURO-DOLLAR MARKET *

A. Introduction

The view of the UK Treasury and the Inland Revenue was that, the way was now open for the nationalised industries and the local authorities to borrow in this way, if the UK wanted this to happen, and that the Boards and authorities concerned were prepared to go ahead.

This led to a very important issue, which had to be fully recognised. The amendment to the Finance Bill will allow interest payments to be paid free of tax only where the bond of stock was issued through an overseas agent subject to foreign law. It did appear to mean that, when a Euro-bond was issued in London, withholding tax will still apply where the interest was paid out of UK income. Thus the effect of the amendment would be to impair the status of the London issuing houses since if the amendment leads to a rise in this type of borrowing they will be effectively excluded from participating in the increase: an increase which will derive entirely from the UK sources. It was envisaged that the UK would have a presentational problem on its hands. As, if the UK government wanted a public sector authority to borrow in foreign currencies, it had to approve in their arranging for the issue to be made through an overseas agent and in an overseas centre. In short, the UK government had cut out the possibility of the public sector itself utilising the Euro-dollar resources of London with regard to its borrowing operations .

Changing Patterns of the Indian Personal Loan Market

 

There are times come to our life when we need money for fulfil the desires of ours and our family. These desires can be visiting to a dream holiday vacation. purchasing an electronic appliance for our family, wedding of daughter etc. In the country like India, for the banks and other financial organisations, money can not be the barrier for fulfilling these desires. Indian Banks do provide loans for personal expenses at an affordable rate of interest and flexible terms and conditions.

Personal loans are provided to both salaried and self-employed individuals. Though there are special loans that being provide by the banks to the self employed professionals such as engineers, architects, doctors, chartered accountants, company secretaries and ICWAI graduates. Under the category of personal loan one can get a minimum amount of Rs. 20,000 and the loan amount can be extended up to Rs. 20 lakhs. The amount totally depends on some factors such as the financial standing of the borrower, repayment capacity of the borrower, past record of loan repayment and so on. The repayment option varies from bank to bank. Usually banks provide the repayment tenure period of one year to five years.

The personal loans are absolutely hassle-free loans. For getting the advantage of this kind of loan one does not have to keep anything as security or guarantor to the loan provider. The borrower will get the option to pay the loan amount by with easy Equated Monthly Instalments.