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Who assisted you?
In order to work your affordability, we'll need the following info:
Your employment status
What is your gross monthly income?
It's your monthly income before tax and other deductions are taken off.
If you don't have any additional sources of income, your gross monthly income is the same as your gross salary, which you should be able to find on your payslip.
What is your net monthly income?
It's your monthly income after tax and other deductions are taken off.
If you receive a salary, your net income is essentially the amount that gets paid into your account at the end of the month. It's almost always less that than your gross income.
Monthly Expenses
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Tips:
>Include your groceries when filling out your household expenses
>Exclude any vehicle finance accounts
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The Service is brought to you by Citton Finance accelerated by WesBank, a division of FirstRand Bank Limited ("Us", "We", "the Bank"), an authorised inancial Services Provider and registered Credit Provider (NCRCP20).
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Amount to finance
Monthly repayment
Payment term
Deposit amount
Balloon payment (max: R0.00)
Balloon Payment
A balloon payment is a larger lump-sum portion of a vehicle's total cost of credit, which becomes due at the end of a finance payment term (if you agreed to pay your car off over 72 months, the balloon amount will become due at the end of the 72nd month.)
Essentially, balloon amounts exist to make instalments lower. By taking some of what you owe on your car, separating it and leaving it for last, you make the preceding monthly payments more affordable. The bigger the balloon, the lower the monthly instalments leading up to it.
Interest
Vehicle Finance Interest
In a vehicle finance agreement, the amount you "borrow" to pay for you vehicle is known as the amount to finance or principal debt. This is the amount of money on which interest is charged over time.
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