Representative Example: You could borrow £10,699 over 60 months with an initial payment of £495.89 (including £199 Admin Fee) followed by 58 monthly payments of £296.89 with a final payment of £495.89 (including optional £199 Option to Purchase Fee). Total amount repayable will be £19,012,40. 26.1% APR, annual interest rate (fixed) 13.3%.
The Admin Fee is a £199 fee that helps cover the costs of setting up your finance agreement. It covers things like preparing your agreement documents, carrying out credit and identity checks, and arranging payment to the broker. This fee is paid at the same time as your first payment, and it isn't refundable. It's separate from your deposit and from any other charges on your agreement.
The Optional Purchase Fee is a £199 fee you only pay if you decide to buy the car at the end of your finance agreement. You don't have to buy the car, that's entirely your choice. If you choose to hand the car back instead, you won't pay this fee. If you decide to keep the car, you'll need to pay the £199 Optional Purchase Fee, usually along with your final payment, to transfer legal ownership of the vehicle to you. This fee covers the cost of finalising your agreement and removing our interest in the vehicle. It's separate from your deposit and from any other charges on your agreement.
The amount shown is an illustration of a typical monthly payment based on the Representative APR. These figures are for guidance only; the actual payments and rate you're offered will depend on your individual circumstances and are not guaranteed. Please see below for details of how your first and final payments may be different.
This page explains, in simple terms, how AutoMoney Trust Limited uses your personal information when you apply for, or enter into, a hire purchase agreement with us, and when we provide related services.
This page is a summary only. Our full Privacy Notice sets out detailed information about how and why we use your data, who we share it with, and your rights.
We collect personal information in a number of ways, including:
For more details about where we get your information from, please see Section 3 (How we obtain information) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
We use your personal information to:
In some cases, we use automated systems to help make decisions, such as credit scoring. Where this happens, you have rights, including the right to request human review.
For more details about the types of information we use and the purposes for processing it, please see Section 2 (The information we process) and Schedule A (Purposes of Processing) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
Further information about automated decision-making can be found in Section 15 (Automated processing) of our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
We only share your personal information where it is lawful and necessary to do so. This may include sharing with:
We do not sell your personal information.
For more details about who we share your information with and why, please see Section 7 (Sharing with third parties) and Section 6 (How we use and share your information with other group companies) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
We sometimes use automated systems and artificial intelligence to help us operate efficiently and make consistent decisions. This includes activities such as credit scoring, fraud prevention checks, quality assurance, and customer communications.
We do not use automated systems to make decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on you unless this is permitted by law and explained in our Privacy Notice. Where automated decision-making is used, you have the right to request human review.
For more information about automated decision-making and our use of artificial intelligence, please see Section 15 (Automated processing) and Section 16 (Use of artificial intelligence and automated tools) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
Some of the organisations we work with may process your personal information outside the UK. Where this happens, we make sure appropriate safeguards are in place to protect your data and ensure it is handled in line with UK data protection law.
For more information about international transfers and the safeguards we use, please see Section 8 (Transferring information overseas) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
You have rights under data protection law in relation to your personal information. These include the right to:
You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office if you are unhappy with how we handle your data.
For full details of your rights and how to exercise them, please see Section 4 (Your rights) and Table A in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
We keep your personal information only for as long as necessary.
In most cases, this means for the duration of your relationship with us and for up to six years afterwards, in line with legal and regulatory requirements. Some information may be kept for longer where required by law, for fraud prevention, or to resolve disputes.
When information is no longer needed, it is securely deleted or anonymised.
For more information about how long we keep your data, please see Section 13 (How long we keep your information) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
We take the security of your personal information seriously and use appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect it against unauthorised access, loss, or misuse.
For more information about how we protect your data, please see Section 14 (Security) in our Full Privacy Notice (PDF).
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