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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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interest credit on car

We got an interest free credit on the car.
What if the interest rate was 15%. How would you phrase the above?

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Anonymousan interest free credit
What does that mean?
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I think what you mean to say is something to the effect of "We got an interest-free loan to buy the car" or "Our car loan is interest-free". In that case, if you wanted to say that your interest rate was 15% instead of 0% you might say something like "We're paying 15% interest on our car loan" or "We could only get a loan at 15%" or "Our car loan is financed at 15% interest".
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