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I think this question has been answered many times before on this site. You you find lots of useful inforamtion on the subject with a search - try leasing.There are different leasing packages available and each have their pros and cons. Most manufacturers websites, ie www.citroen.co.uk have a detailed explanation of various lease, contract hire and HP advantages and disadvantages. (Look under the fleet tab). You need to study these and their implications, especially at the end of the contract. Remember, "you get nothing for nothing and very little for sixpence."Leasing was always viewed as an easy option for those without the necessary deposit for a Hire Purchase, and many even thought that if they had a poor credit rating it didn't matter - but it does. Its a long term contract that you enter into. My next suggestion is to enroll yourself on a training course provided by the Receiver of Revenue. They will teach you what is claimable and what isn't.Spruce
Quote from: Spruce on June 27, 2012, 06:46:54 pmI think this question has been answered many times before on this site. You you find lots of useful inforamtion on the subject with a search - try leasing.There are different leasing packages available and each have their pros and cons. Most manufacturers websites, ie www.citroen.co.uk have a detailed explanation of various lease, contract hire and HP advantages and disadvantages. (Look under the fleet tab). You need to study these and their implications, especially at the end of the contract. Remember, "you get nothing for nothing and very little for sixpence."Leasing was always viewed as an easy option for those without the necessary deposit for a Hire Purchase, and many even thought that if they had a poor credit rating it didn't matter - but it does. Its a long term contract that you enter into. My next suggestion is to enroll yourself on a training course provided by the Receiver of Revenue. They will teach you what is claimable and what isn't.SpruceGood advice.I recently looked into Peugeot's "just add fuel" leasing contract. Basically you pay them shed loads of your money for them to still own the vehicle! You are limited on mileage & you must keep it in mint condition for them- or pay up on return!! When you look into it, it isn't even any cheaper than buying the same vehicle for ownership!!