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Payment Assist is Lowering its Rates to Help Dealerships Grow 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Payment Assist is Lowering its Rates to Help Dealerships Grow

Payment Assist has reduced rates to 4.5% across all 3-month plans, helping garages, workshops and tyre fitters boost conversion rates and grow their business. No long-term contracts.

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DIY car repairs: A man in a yellow t-shirt stands with his back to the camera, scratching his head in confusion whilst looking into the open bonnet of a car outdoors.
The Danger of DIY Car Repairs: Why They Cost More in the Long Run 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

The Danger of DIY Car Repairs: Why They Cost More in the Long Run

Thinking of fixing your car yourself? Find out about the real dangers of DIY car repairs and how to get it fixed properly for less.

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Workshop Quality Control: A stressed-looking mechanic in grey overalls and black gloves talks on a mobile phone whilst resting his hand on his forehead, standing in a garage with car parts visible around him.
Workshop Quality Control: Why Comebacks Are Costing You 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Workshop Quality Control: Why Comebacks Are Costing You

Poor workshop quality control is costing you more than you think. Here’s how to fix it and protect your profits.

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The Real Cost of Ignoring Car Warning Signs 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

The Real Cost of Ignoring Car Warning Signs

What are the real repercussions of ignoring car warning signs? Let’s take a look and find out how finance for car repairs can help.

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Car repair help for families – Parent on the phone beside a broken-down car while family members stand at the open boot.
How BNPL Car Repair Help Families, Carers, and Key Workers 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

How BNPL Car Repair Help Families, Carers, and Key Workers

Read about car repair help for families, carers, and key workers provided through Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) schemes and the difference it can make.

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Responsible BNPL for car repairs, Mechanic giving a thumbs up while a customer holds a smartphone, symbolising responsible BNPL for car repairs and digital payment approval.
Why Responsible Buy Now, Pay Later Works for Car Repairs 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Why Responsible Buy Now, Pay Later Works for Car Repairs

A clear look at responsible BNPL for car repairs and how spreading costs protects safety, mobility and financial stability.

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Building Seamless Finance Around the Systems Dealers Already Trust 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Building Seamless Finance Around the Systems Dealers Already Trust

Finance works best when it fits the systems dealers already trust. Here’s how Payment Assist delivers a seamless, compliant checkout experience.

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Is your Dealership embracing AI in 2026? 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Is your Dealership embracing AI in 2026?

Built by a dealer, Motortech.ai helps automotive businesses respond faster, qualify better leads and protect margins, without adding to team workload.

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Preventative car maintenance, Mechanic using a diagnostic tool under a car bonnet, illustrating preventative car maintenance checks and inspections.
Preventative Car Maintenance and the Smarter Way to Pay for It 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Preventative Car Maintenance and the Smarter Way to Pay for It

Find out how preventative car maintenance (and spreading its costs) can keep you safe and keep your car on the road.

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Car parts shortage: Flat lay of assorted car parts including brake pads, bearings and mechanical components laid out on a white background.
Car Parts Shortage: Managing Repair Delays and Keeping Customers Onside 1200 628 Payment Assist Blog

Car Parts Shortage: Managing Repair Delays and Keeping Customers Onside

UK garages face ongoing car parts shortage issues, causing repair delays. Learn how to manage expectations and keep customers onside.

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