Car Finance

[northernladuk]

My last two cars have been purchased via finance. I used Oracle Finance to arrange - very painless process. (I'm new to this forum so apologies if I'm not meant to write company names)

Ignore the posters banging on about depreciating assets etc....no point being the richest contractor in the graveyard!

I'd argue you are not a proper contractor if you have to take finance out for just an Aston....

[eek]

I'd argue you are not a proper contractor if you have to take finance out for just an Aston....

Depends how cheap the finance is. If you want a brand new car it can be stupidly cheaper to take the finance after a broker has discounted the price...

[PetroDollarWarrior]

Em, not sure what that means..."not a proper contractor", if I have to finance a car?

[northernladuk]

Depends how cheap the finance is. If you want a brand new car it can be stupidly cheaper to take the finance after a broker has discounted the price...

[eddie1507]

Have you spoken to your car financer?

HAHAAHAHA knew it was coming...

No his inside IR35, i don't talk to people inside IR35

[Intel]

Em, not sure what that means..."not a proper contractor", if I have to finance a car?

NLUK means he bought his Dacia Sandero for cash.....

[eddie1507]

Currently a 2011 Aston Martin Virage prior to that V8 Vantage. Both totally ridiculous and impractical cars......but hey , life is short!

WOW

Love it mate !!! I could do it but the Mrs would defo depart Bravo my fellow contractor.

[eddie1507]

NLUK means he bought his Dacia Sandero for cash.....

HAAHA ... Nope his still driving around in his 1990's Nissan Micra which he bought out of his first day's contracting.

[northernladuk]

HAAHA ... Nope his still driving around in his 1990's Nissan Micra which he bought out of his first day's contracting.

What's wrong with that? I might be a contractor but I'm still a Yorkshire guy so tight as a gnats chuff!

[DimPrawn]

HAAHA ... Nope his still driving around in his 1990's Nissan Micra which he bought out of his first day's contracting.

And he will be retired, sipping fine wine at 50, and you will be working another 20 years longer, as you pissed the money up the wall. The good times/IT contracting isn't going to last forever, far from it.