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Amy McKechnie

Amy McKechnie

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Amy is one of the Co-founders and the Director of Product and Operations at Carmoola. Amy is driven to educate readers on the tips and tricks of all things car finance. Amy writes articles to empower consumers to get their dream car and get on the road quicker.

Popular articles from Amy McKechnie

Customer cruise control: introducing seamless loan transitions

At Carmoola, we're constantly asking ourselves: “How can we make car financing simpler, smarter, and more rewarding for our...

How Carmoola's AI enhances customer experience and drives operational efficiency

Whilst I’m not a fan of buzzwords or acronyms… I am going to share some learnings today about Carmoola’s journey into the world...

Expanding our reach with continued product innovation

We’re all about continuous innovation and expanding what we offer so that more people can experience Carmoola.

That’s why I'm...

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Love Island Stars and Their Cars

Hands up if you're a fan of Love Island. Oh, look at that – hands up everywhere. Who doesn't love a show where ridiculously...

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What is Molly-Mae Paying for Her Car?

Being on Love Island is a great opportunity to gain fame, show off your body after months of eating only 500 calories a day and...

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How to Successfully Apply Makeup in a Car

Picture the scene: you hit the snooze button a few too many times, and now you’re running late. A mad dash to the shower ensues...

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Can I Get Car Finance For A Private Sale?

Buying a car privately can snag you a great deal, but it also comes with its risks and limitations. For example, when buying a...

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How Do I Know What My Car Finance APR Will Be?

So you're ready to research your car finance? Great, way to go! 🎉 But you will probably be wondering how much interest you are...

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Can I Get Car Finance Over 5 Years?

Amazing news! 🎉 You've found your next new car! 🚙 So you want to borrow money for your exciting new motor over a longer-term?...