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Hire Purchase Finance and Consumer Credit

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The presentation discusses various concepts related to hire purchase finance and consumer credit including definitions, processes, advantages/disadvantages and financial evaluation.

The document mentions that consumer credit includes asset-based financing plans like cars, electronics offered to individuals. It is mainly provided by banks and finance companies. The main types discussed are hire purchase, conditional sale and credit sale.

The main differences between lease financing and hire purchase financing outlined are that in lease financing, ownership lies with the vendor while in hire purchase it transfers to the hirer on final payment. Lease financing is used for high-cost assets while hire purchase is for lower cost assets.

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PRESENTATION
ON
HIRE PURCHASE FINANCE
AND CONSUMER CREDIT

Presented By:-
Suresh chaudhary
(805)
Hiral Dayma (806)
CONTENT
 HIRE PURCHASE - DEFINITION
 HIRE PURCHASE FINANCE – MEANING
 RATE OF INTEREST
 LEASE FINANCING VS HIRE PURCHASE
FINANCING
 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HP
 PROCESS OF HIRE PURCHASE
 FINANCIAL EVALUATION
 CONSUMER CREDIT
Hire purchase - definition
 An agreement under which
goods are let on hire and under
which the hirer has an option to
purchase them in accordance
with the terms of the agreement.
Hire Purchase Finance -
Meaning
 Payment of Periodic instalments
 Immediate possession of goods by the buyer
 Ownership of goods with vendor until full and
final payment
 Vendor’s right to repossess the goods in case of
default by buyer
 Treatment of instalment as a hire charge till the
payment of last instalment.
Rate of Interest
Types of Interest rates popularly used in
Hire Purchase Transactions
 Flat Rate of Interest

 Effective Rate of Interest


Lease financing Vs Hire
purchase Financing
Lease Financing HP Financing
 Ownership lies with  Ownership transferred
vendor(lesser) to the hirer on the
payment of last
installment.
 Capitalization of  Capitalization of the
the asset is done in the asset is done in the
books of the leasing co. books of the hirer.
Lease financing Vs Hire
purchase Financing….
 The entire lease payment  Only the hire
is eligible for tax -interest is eligible
computation in the for the tax
books of the lessee. computation in
 Leasing used as a source books of hirer..
of financing for high
cost assets like ships,
 HP use as a source
machinery, airplanes etc of finance for low
cost assets as
automobiles, office
equipments etc.
Lease financing Vs Hire
purchase Financing….
 No Down payment required  Down payment is required
for using leased assets. to be made for acquiring
the asset, and margin of
20-25% maintained.
 In Lessee’s books, leased  In hirer’s books ,HP assets
assets shown as a note only. shown as an asset, and
installments payable as a
liability.
 An asset given on lease, is  The hire vendor will
fixed asset for lesser.
show the HP asset, as
stock in trade, or as
receivables.
Lease financing Vs Hire
purchase Financing….
 Only the interest
 All receipts from portion, from
lease, is shown in installments is
P&L, the Less or's taken to the hire
books. vendor’s Profit &
loss Account.
ADVANTAGES &
DISADVANTAGES
Disadvantage of hire purchasing
 Advantages of Hire
Purchasing  Inflexible: difficult to escape the
outstanding settlement if say, a
 Cash flow: payment by vehicle is no longer required.
instalments.  High deposit compared to contract
 Writing down allowances apply. hire.
 Hire purchase is an alternative
 Business hire purchase appears as a
debt on the balance sheet which
funding line to bank overdrafts could inhibit future borrowing.
 Attracts fixed rate interest.  More expensive than contract hire
 Others same as Outright  Burden of controlling and running
Purchase. fleet
Process of Hire Purchase
 The Dealer, contracts with finance co. for financing his
hire purchase deals.
 The customer selects the goods for HP, and dealer
arranges for the complete set of documents.
 Down payment by customer on completion of proposal
form.
 Dealer sends documents to finance co. with request to
purchase the goods, and accept the HP transaction.
 The finance co. signs the agreement and sends copy
along with EMI details to dealer.
 Dealer delivers the goods to the customer, property
passes on to the finance co..
 Hirer pays EMIs, and on last payment , the ownership
passes on to him, with loan completion certificate by the
finance co.
Financial Evaluation
 For the Hirer
 Cost of Hire Purchase Vs Cost of Leasing

 Cost of Hire Purchase is

- Down payment + service charges + PV of


hire purchase payments (Kd) – PV of
depreciation tax shield (Kc) – PV of net
salvage value (Kc).
Cost of Leasing is
- Lease management fee + PV of lease
payments (Kd) – PV of tax shield on lease
payments (Kc) + PV of interest tax shield
on hire purchase (Kc)
Financial Evaluation

From the viewpoint of the Vendor :


 NPV of Hire Purchase Plan:

 - PV of the Hire purchase instalments

 +Documentation and service fee

 +PV of tax shield on initial direct cost.

 _ Loan amount

 _ PV of Interest tax of financial income

 _ PV of Income tax of financial income

 _PV of income tax on documentation


Consumer Credit
 Includes all asset based financing plans
offered to individuals. (eg. Cars,
scooters,VCRs, TVs, Refrigerators,
washing machines etc., personal
computers.).
 Main supplier of consumer credit are
Multinational Banks, commercial banks,
Finance cos..etc
Consumer Credit...
Salient Features
 Parties to the transaction : Bipartite
arrangement - two parties viz borrower/consumer
and dealer/financier. Tripartite Transaction -
dealer, financier, and customer. The dealer arranges
the credit from the financier.
 Structure of the transaction :
 Hire-Purchase , Conditional Sale , Credit Sale .
 Hire Purchase - Most tripartite consumer credit
transactions are of this type. Customer option to
purchase the asset on completion of the pay back
period.
Consumer Credit ...
 Conditional Sale : Ownership not transferred until full
payment of purchase price, including the credit charge.
The customer cannot terminate the agreement.
 Credit Sale : Ownership transferred to the customer on
first instalment payment. But the agreement cannot be
cancelled.
 Payment Period and ROI :
 Payment period - 12 -60 months.
 ROI - generally flat rate. Effective Rates generally not
disclosed. Sometimes in place of ROI, the EMI for different
payment periods is mentioned.
Consumer Credit ...
 Security :
 First charge on assets. The consumer
cannot sell the hypothecated asset.
 Evaluation
 Can be made with Effective Rate of
Interest and rebates for early
repayments.
THANK
YOU

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