Sentences with phrase «still more interest charges»

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You might end up paying more in interest charges over the repayment term, but you can still pay off your loans in just 10 years, rather than 20 or 25.

Sherry says, «You'll pay more interest the longer you make minimum payments because your balance is still subject to finance charges until it's paid off.»

Even though your prepaid finance charges are included in your loan principal and so are indeed «prepaid,» you still pay for those fees with your car payments over the course of your loan, making the prepaid charges more like interest charges.

For those who have Parent Plus loans still outstanding from 2006 to 2013, the interest rate being charged on those loans is even more at 7.9 %.

Generally speaking, the longer the repayment period the more interest charged, however this still reduces the amount you pay per month as the total amount borrowed is more spread out.

People are managing cards better, survey finds — Americans are getting better at paying off their credit card bills and avoiding interest charges, but about a third are still struggling to pay more than the minimum... (See Financial survey)

While people with bad credit can still get a car loan, they are more likely going to be charged with higher interest rates.

Regardless, the math works out the same, and you can still take advantage of the introductory APR period and spend more money on reducing your debt, rather than paying interest charges with it.