Leasing a Van

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From experience is this a good option.
Is it the way to go.

It makes a diesel more viable over the next 4 or 5 years.

No lump sum .
 
Bearing in mind you have a full time employed job, bearing in mind you want, not need, this van just for part time work and bearing in mind you have previously said you sub out most of the part time work you’ve been offered, what would your part time earnings that you earn with this van stack up to compared the initial deposit and monthly payments (plus vat) you will be making?
 
By the time you make your mind up you can buy a flying van :oops: :LOL:
Its a big thing. I need to be sure.

Mottie thinks his digging at me, in reality he is giving good advice.

I never knew about the highest rate of road tax!
Dies this apply to leasehold vans.

There is no rush. I just need to make the right decision.
 
Bearing in mind you have a full time employed job,
I have a job that pays me a small full time wage.
Im very flexible. Ive not counted but some weeks I earn more money plumbing than the school job.
bearing in mind you want, not need,
I currently have a 16 year old juicy Honda.
I also have a van that is larger than I need now. It still has life and would serve my mate better than me.
this van just for part time work
and a family vehicle.
and bearing in mind you have previously said you sub out most of the part time work you’ve been offered,
Id rather give the work to him than lose a customer. Its works well.

what would your part time earnings that you earn with this van stack up to compared the initial deposit and monthly payments (plus vat) you will be making?
I need a reliable car for the family
I also need a reliable van for what work I do do. Id say the part time plumbing is easy money as long as im geared up to take the work.

Over the year I suspect my earnings are better plumbing than the school. Im yet to see my accountant, so time will te
 
Mottie thinks his digging at me, in reality he is giving good advice.
I’m not digging at you, I’m trying to give you a reality check to counterbalance your romantic notion of a brand new van that you think will enhance your quality of life by doing everything you need it for. While your van is still stopping and starting, save your money. What does Mrs Bod think of it? Will she be happy driving a van when she has to go out in it with the kids?
 
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