The Pros and Cons of Third Party Financing

LIFESTYLE | November 22, 2017

Third Party Financing
(Image Source: Home Credit Philippines)

As online shopping continues to gain traction among Filipino millennials, many consumers are still keen in purchasing their own dream gadget or appliance in shopping malls, department stores and commercial centers where they are available. The only problem is that they don't have enough cash from their savings as well as their own debit or credit card to make these purchases possible. This is where third-party financing companies step in.

The likes of Home Credit, Flexi Finance, AEON and similar brands offer easy and engaging installment plans where consumers can regularly pay for their own gadget or appliance purchases without the need of having a debit or credit card. The best thing about trusting these companies is that it is easy for anyone to have their loan application approved within minutes as long as they have submitted the right requirements needed for it. Furthermore, they don't need to travel far just to apply for their own personal loan because they are found where they are available mostly in shopping malls.

Of course, like the most viable payment options, third-party financing has its own sleuth of disadvantages. One major concern regarding this option is that they may offer either 0% or lower interest rates on installment plans but it all depends on the overall price of the desired item. This would make the alternative choice riskier but not as critical as using a credit card. With that in mind, consumers who want to purchase their own dream gadgets inside shopping malls should think of the possibilities when preferring a option that best suits not only their own pleasure but their pockets as well.

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