West Ham’s finance plan is compared to other Premier League clubs who offer similar schemes who allow season ticket holders to pay for their seat in instalments over a period of time. West Ham currently uses V12 financing who charge a 6% arrangement fee when paying over 10 months (14.35% APR) or a £30 flat arrangement fee when paying over 4 months (APR % would vary)
Cardiff City (21.7% APR) with V12 finance over 9 months
Huddersfield (16% APR) with Zebra Finance over 10 months
West Ham (14.35% APR) with V12 Finance over 10 months
Fulham (13.5% APR) with Zebra Finance over 9 months
Chelsea (13.3% APR) with Zebra Finance over 4 months
Manchester United (10.9% APR) with Zebra Finance over 9 months
Everton (10.4% APR with £30 admin fee, Direct Debit over 12 months)
Arsenal (7.7% APR) with Zebra Finance over 10 months
Spurs (7.42% APR) with V12 Finance over 10 months
Liverpool (5.25% APR) with Zebra Finance over 10 months
AFC Bournemouth (3,75% APR) with V12 Finance over 10 months
Southampton (0%* £37 admin fee with V12 Finance over 10 months) APR not published as would vary
Wolves (0%* Interest-Free but £20 admin fee Direct Debit over 12 months) APR not published as would vary
Watford (0% No fee / Direct Debit over 10 months)
Leicester City (0% No Fee / Direct Debit over 1o months)
Manchester City (0% No Fee / Direct Debit over 1o months)
Newcastle (0% APR / No Fee Direct Debit Scheme)
Crystal Palace (0% No Fee / Direct Debit over 12 months)
Burnley (0% No Fee/ Direct Debit over 12 months)
Bournemouth offer finance from V12 at 3.75% over 10 months
West Ham offer finance from V12 at 14.35% over 10 months
I’m guessing ours is much more expensive because the club take a significantly larger commission from V12.