06-08-2020 07:09 PM
I couldnt find anything else to help me so I thought I'd post on here. I want to possibly get the Note20 Ultra on Klarna Financing. I know that it lets you pay monthly for a set amount of time with 0% interest but if you don't pay the set amount or go over 36 months it charges you interest.
My question is, if anyone can shine a light, is that is it possible to pay extra money to klarna to get the amount to go down faster or anything similar or will it have to be the set amount for the set amount of months?
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06-08-2020 07:31 PM
@hussnainz: If you choose Klarna at the checkout stage you can spread the cost from 6 months to 4 years (48 months) to suit you, with the latter applying an APR of 9.99% If you want to avoid being charged interest, choose any of the flexible payment plans up to 36 months. As far as I know, it is not possible to pay any lump sum amounts to reduce the term of your plan, so make sure to choose the one which fits your circumstances.
06-08-2020 07:34 PM
06-08-2020 07:34 PM
with klarna (i use them alot) if i place an order that's spread out (although I've never used them for an item this much before) it gives you the option to pay infront.
For instance if you buy the ultra over 12 months after paying the £117 deposit you'll pay £88 a month, so say you pay £88 in september, but want to pay octobers & novembers at the same time you can do, although you can't pay any random amount you have to pay the monthly cost
Get me? Ha
06-08-2020 07:36 PM
06-08-2020 07:37 PM
Klarna chat is super easy and you'll tend to get through straigh away
06-08-2020 07:57 PM
06-08-2020 11:11 PM
Hi, I can confirm that the standard Klarna agreement is what's known as a revolving credit agreement, it has an underlying interest rate of 18.9% BUT if you purchase using a promotional credit offer then you have that period of time to pay the agreement off at that rate, so that if its 24m IFC you have 24m to pay it off, you can make smaller or larger payments each month if you wanted to BUT as long as you pay it off within 24m it will be interest free
The upgrade scheme is a fixed sum agreements so is therefore always IFC and you have to make the same payment every month