Graham Hill Promotes His Simple Guide To Car Finance
Monday, 27. September 2010
It’s turned out to be a pretty busy week following the launch of my new book, Graham Hill’s Simple Guide To Car Finance which I hope will get everyone driving a great car. Preparing for finance is vitally important at the moment as there is little money about to lend. So that
tempting low APR or monthly lease rate, that gets you sending off your finance application, may lead to a decline if you are not totally squeaky clean when it comes to your credit status (and that could be down to your job, postcode or even whether you are married or not). You have to understand that if a lender is lending at a very low rate he is exposing himself to high risk so in turn he will only accept applicants that he feels will not default on the payments. This in turn can now make the situation worse if you are declined for credit as you now have a search registered on your credit file. Before you know it you are looking at sub prime APR rates in the face of 49% and above, or monthly lease rates of over £100 per month more than the cheapest. So you need to take a little bit of time, follow my advice and make sure that you give yourself the best opportunity to get approved. The whole of the first step in my book is dedicated to preparing for finance. OK, so what have the trade press had to say about my book?
“Graham Hill’s book Graham Hill’s Simple Guide To Car Finance is the most explicit book of car finance information on the market. To the best of my knowledge no other guide provides potential car buyers with such in depth definitions of the various finance products on offer at car showrooms. It should be essential reading for every car buyer – especially at a time when credit is scarce and the automotive finance sector is in something of a post-recessionary turmoil.” Brian Rogerson, Editor, Asset Finance International.
“Graham’s book provides an in-depth and straightforward guide to an extremely complex and often opaque market. For an individual or small business looking to explore new ways of acquiring a car, this should be the first port of call” Fred Crawley, Motor Finance
Even if you are not in the market now you should download a copy immediately and keep it on your computer for future reference as I’m being told that with the reviews I’m receiving I should be charging! Maybe? In the meantime some customers have even used it to make a contact with their client base by circulating the link to my blog and suggesting that they grab a free copy of the book now. Why not, it’s providing them with something for free and it reminds them that you are there. The link to the blog is www.thebestcarfinanceblog.co.uk By Graham Hill
