Motorbike Finance with CCJ

Motorbike Finance Available Even with a CCJ

When you come to purchase your next motorbike, it should be an exciting venture. It’s a passion industry and bikers love their rides – we know that.

However, if you have had credit problems in the past that has led to a County Court Judgement (CCJ) against your name, you may understandably worry that motorbike finance may not be achievable. Well, let the team at MotoFinance explain why this doesn’t need to be the case.

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No impact on credit score. Rates from 12.9% APR. Representative APR 22.9%

What is a CCJ?

A County Court Judgement is a legal decision made by a court in the UK when an individual fails to repay a debt. Having a CCJ can significantly impact your credit score and make it more difficult to obtain motorbike finance.

So does that mean If I have a CCJ I shouldn’t apply? No, all is not lost! Many lenders are willing to work with people who have or have had a CCJ, especially if you can demonstrate responsible financial behaviour.

Motorbike Finance Available Even with a CCJ
Motorbike Finance Available Even with a CCJ

So, securing Motorbike Finance with a CCJ isn’t impossible, in fact the team at MotoFinance have a selection of lenders who will still consider someone effected in this way. Bad or Poor Credit Motorbike Loans are something that the team at MotoFinance specialise in.

Take the first step now and answer a few questions using our 2 minute application form here

The Bike Finance Experts

The MotoFinance team specialise in motor finance, and specifically motorbike finance. We know the industry inside out and are best placed to help you on your journey from a no obligation quote through to getting the keys and the bike on the road.

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Representative Example: Borrowing £4,500 over 48 months with a representative APR of 22.9%, the annual interest rate of 22.9% (Fixed), and a deposit of £0.00, the monthly payment would be £138.94. The total cost of credit would be £2,169.12, and the total amount payable would be £6,669.12.