Thinking about
settling your
finance early?
Use our handy calculator to estimate
the outstanding amount on your current
HP or PCP agreement.
Our early settlement calculator provides an estimate of your total settlement amount, excluding any additional fees charged by other providers. For an accurate and final settlement figure, contact your current lender directly.
Early Settlement Calculator
Add details about your current finance to get a settlement quote
Your early settlement balance
See if you could save money
by switching to Carmoola!
Our early settlement calculator provides an estimate of your total settlement amount, excluding any additional fees charged by other providers. For an accurate and final settlement figure, contact your current lender directly.
What is an early settlement figure?
An early settlement figure is the total amount still owed, as well as any interest and charges that you have to pay, if you wish to settle your existing car finance agreement early
How do I settle my car finance early?
How is the early settlement figure calculated?
Our settlement calculator takes the details that you have shared, and applies statutory calculations used by most lenders.
To do this we assume the date you’ll actually pay off the loan (the settlement date) is 28 days after you’ve requested the settlement figure, meaning you’ll pay interest up to this date. If your agreement was for longer than 12 months, the lender is allowed to defer the settlement date by 30 days, which will increase the amount of interest you pay to the equivalent of 58 days' worth.
However, our calculations don’t include any other charges that might be included by your specific lender, which you should contact them directly to confirm.
If you are a Carmoola customer, and you wish to settle early, please contact our team for a quote.
Thinking of switching your finance?
Here's how you can switch your existing car finance to Carmoola.
Answer a few questions about your car mileage and settlement quote from your current lender
After a few questions in our app you’ll find out if you’re eligible and your new rate and budget for refinancing.
Simply pay your settlement quote with your Carmoola card or by bank transfer, all from your smartphone.
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2 Min ReadFAQs about early settlement
If you're thinking about settling your current car finance early, you've come to the right place. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions on the topic. Head over to our FAQs page 👍
What is a good settlement percentage?
Early settlement doesn't usually work on percentages. When you are interested in settling your current car finance, you should ask for an early settlement quote from your lender. They'll usually give you a rebate of interest for the months you're no longer borrowing for.
How can I avoid early settlement fees?
The best way to avoid fees is to take car finance with a lender (like Carmoola) who doesn't charge any hidden fees. For early settlement, it's normal for the lender to charge penalty interest for 1 month, plus the 28 days your early settlement quote is valid for. Aside from that, there's no need for additional fees!
Is early settlement good?
It depends on your current situation. Early settlement is a great option if you've come into some money and you don't want to pay monthly for your car anymore. It is also a great option if you're looking to refinance over to a new lender, to get a better deal.
How can I ask for early settlement?
Simply contact your lender and ask for an Early Settlement Quote. The lender should provide you with the details of the quote, and how to pay.