The stupid part of this is that there's nothing in the rules that dictates that the monthly "rental" payments have to equal the total cost of the bike. A company could charge you £62.50 per month from your gross pay, then the additional £250 at the end of a year and they'd get back the full £1,000 over the period. By charging £83.33 per month, the company will make a profit from you.
The stupid part of this is that there's nothing in the rules that dictates that the monthly "rental" payments have to equal the total cost of the bike. A company could charge you £62.50 per month from your gross pay, then the additional £250 at the end of a year and they'd get back the full £1,000 over the period. By charging £83.33 per month, the company will make a profit from you.