Pricing

Jurisdiction and sources

Identify the provider, contract and applicable authority before relying on a rule. Jurisdiction-labelled official guidance helps distinguish background explanation from locally relevant requirements.

A precise calculator result can still depend on incomplete inputs

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  • Arithmetic can be internally correct while using an amount, fee or schedule that differs from the offer.
  • Show assumptions and compare them with the documents before interpreting the result.

Equal totals do not erase different payment timing

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  • Two schedules may add to similar amounts while requiring money on different dates.
  • Keep the dated cash-flow view beside the cost comparison.

Comparing unlike amounts can produce a false saving

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  • An apparently cheaper offer can provide less usable money or cover a different purchase.
  • State the common basis and identify where it cannot be matched.
Read the costs together

Build a consolidation comparison

Locate the rate conditions in the written offer and note which figures could change over the repayment term.