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Personal Contract Purchase (PCP)

What is PCP?


With a PCP agreement, a value is set for the car at the outset. This is calculated on a number of different factors including agreed mileage and the length of the agreement. Payment of this sum is then deferred until the end of the agreement.

Monthly payments are calculated so that during the term of the agreement, you repay the cash price of the car, less the deposit and the agreed value. Interest is also payable on the cash price less the deposit.

At the end of the agreement you then have 3 options:

  • Purchase the car for the pre agreed price (the guaranteed value amount)
  • Return the car and take another PCP agreement on another car, subject to status and return conditions
  • Simply return your car to Freeway with nothing more to pay, subject to return conditions.

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Britannia Building Society is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority, register number 104879.

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Britannia undertakes to comply with The Banking Code. Copies of the Code are available on request or via the Banking Code Standards Board website.

All loans are subject to status, valuation and Rules of the Society, copies of which are available on request.

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