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OpenStudy (jenniferjuice):

oh my goodness can someone please explain this sentence in English???? Payment Option 1: You can finance the car for 60 months with no interest if you make a $2,000 down payment. ----i just need a better explaination of the sentence----

OpenStudy (whpalmer4):

Pay $2,000 up front. Then make 60 monthly payments on the balance, each payment consisting of (loan amount - 2000)/60. For example, if you borrowed 14,000 dollars under this plan, you would pay 2,000 as you signed the paperwork, and make 60 monthly payments of (14,000-2,000)/60 = 200. No interest involved.

OpenStudy (amistre64):

no interest loans arent necessarily "no interest:

OpenStudy (whpalmer4):

There's no interest on the principal. You will almost certainly pay other fees, probably up front — one shouldn't assume that no interest means no cost. You'll probably have a loan origination fee, a credit check fee, maybe a paperwork fee, and the dealer / entity loaning you the money will make some profit off the fees to offset the interest they aren't charging you.

OpenStudy (whpalmer4):

Also, you'll want to examine the loan contract carefully to determine if the rate being advertised is for the entire duration of the loan!

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