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Eligibility Requirements and Documents
- Atleast 21 years old
- Filipino Citizen
- Currently Employed
Salaried and Commission-based Employees
- Government Issued ID
- Latest One-Month Pay-slip
- Latest Proof of Billing
Self Employed
- Government Issued ID
- Latest One-Month Pay-slip/Bank Statement
- Latest Proof of Billing
Taxi/Grab Drivers
- Government ID
- Latest One-Month Statement of Account
- Latest Proof of Billing
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Affordable online loan in the Philippines with flexible repayment terms.
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Toyota Vios earns the top spot as the most sold car unit in 2016 from January to May. It currently costs from P592,000 to P958,000, while a used one can costs as low as P205,000. If you think you are now ready to have your own car, then you better know the best way to acquire it with the least hassle for you.
Huge Chunk of Cash
This is by far the best way to purchase a car. In just one go, you can get your ride without worrying with any interest rates, mortgage fees, monthly loan repayment, and the fear of having your car repossessed.
However, seeing the huge amount of money you have to shed in one-time payment, you might experience separation anxiety with your money. You have saved up a lot of money, yet it feels heavy to just let go of that hard-earned cash saved in months or even years. Make sure that you have already set aside emergency savings apart from your cash for purchasing a car.
Dealership Financing
A down payment of 20% and 60 months to pay is the most common practice with dealership financing. However, other dealers offer buyers a chance to pay for only 10% as a down payment and pay off the rest for as long as 72 months. As much as possible you have to pay the highest down payment you can, this is to lessen the cost you have to pay in the long run.
The longer it takes to refinance, the higher amount of loan you are actually paying due to the applied interest rate. Though the loan terms may sound good in the words of your dealer, have your own computation and make sure you are not paying any add-ons you are not even interested in buying.
Bank Financing
Banks may have the longest list of requirements and the strictest eligibility among your financing options. For one, you will need to have a bank account whose car loan you prefer to have. Each bank has a specific list of requirements, and you must be prepared for a lot of paperwork.
Most banks will require you to be an employed Filipino individual for at least two years. Also, most banks will want you to have at least P30,000 worth of monthly income, and you must pay the 20% cost of the car as a down payment.
Moneylenders or Loan Companies
Private moneylenders have different requirements, terms, and conditions. There is no stopping you from shopping around for the lending company in Manila that best fits your needs and lifestyle. You have to remember that you still have other financial responsibilities other than your loan. To be able to plan your finances, make sure that you use a loan calculator. This way you can plan with realistic expectations on how much you can actually borrow and pay monthly.
Loan Product Introduction
Compliant With R.A. 3765, TRUTH OF LENDING ACT
Age Limit: 21 to 50 years old
Loan Amount: ₱3,000 to ₱30,000
Loan Term: Weekly (due date every 7 days), Bi-weekly (due date every 14 days), and Monthly (due date every 28 days),
Processing Fee: 10% of the principal loan amount
Interest Rate: 0.0571 % per day (APR: 20.8415%).
Shown below is an example of calculation:
If the loan is Php 5,000 and the client chose the term of 1 bi-weekly (payment due date is every 14 days), the interest per day is 0.0571%, with the APR being 20.8415%. The company lends money to its borrowers based on the agreed and signed loan contract, valid till December 31 2020. Furthermore, the customer can receive a loan for an unlimited period, called a reloan, provided that payments are submitted every two weeks or as agreed in the loan contract. Moreover, the financial liability of the Credit User in case of failing to meet an obligation towards the financial partner has been made clear during the verification call as stated in the loan contract.