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    Hi girls i had my BA on the 2nd November, im doing the finance option so i paid £500 to secure my surgery date. I know obviously i get this back, but how? do i get it taken from my first couple monthly payments or? Please can someone help this is one of the main questions i forgot to ask!!!!xxx

    Imogen (@icrlm) 155
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    Hey. You don’t get the balance back, it’s just deducted from the balance you owe.
    After your finance is approved you are required to pay the 50% deposit for the remaining procedure cost and then everything else is paid in the monthly instalments.
    Xx

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    so it will just come from my monthly instalments? xx

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    No babe it comes off the total for ur ba. (U don’t get the 500 back at all)
    Then u pay half of the balance
    Then the other half u pay off in ur instalments over the period agreed ie. 10 months

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    She only pays half if she’s only having half of the finance amount – so if the total was for instance £100 and you paid £10 deposit the finance would pay Mya £90 and then you would split that £90 across the months. If that makes sense.

    Imogen (@icrlm) 155
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    Hey. Sorry if my reply was a little confusing, I was specifically referring to the 10 month interest free option that MYA offer but I know they have a couple of others which I don’t know about.
    Regardless of what option you have chosen, the £500 you’ve paid is deducted from the remaining balance of the procedure, rather than you being refunded the money. For me this meant I had 50% of the remaining balance of the procedure to pay and then the remaining 50% is paid off in ten monthly instalments. I would explain the pricing but it’s not allowed.
    Xx

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    That’s why I used the £100 example lol! But I think you’ve explained it better for her Imogen. The one thing I would say is with the finance look at different options interest free, I had a friend who has the best credit score literally no defaults and they rejected her credit which then put a default on her score. so I would look at all options and then apply for what you feel best. I also applied for the credit (my score isn’t bad but it’s not as good as my friends) and of course I got rejected! Luckily I had the money there to for the op upfront but if I didn’t I would have been stressing a lot about the finance so so look around for the best options! X

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    Ohhhh i understand now! Took me a while, thank you girls xxxx

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