Touchscreen laptops are the all the rage. A touchscreen laptop is just like any other laptop which also allows you to operate the system by touching the display; complementing Windows 8’s touch-centric interface. These laptops usually come with a stylus and do not necessarily need a mouse. One of the main downside to touchscreen laptops is that since they’re new to the market, they are quite expensive. However, a multitude of UK retailers like PayWeeklyStore and Homebuy offer pay-weekly and pay-monthly schemes.

With most retailers offering financing for touchscreen laptops, all you need to do is create your own account and sign in. Once your account is approved, which only happens when the stores requirements are met, you can start buying touchscreen laptops. Customers need to provide a proof of ID, proof of income and their last 2 bank statements to make sure that you can afford to make weekly payments and to prove your identity.

On approval, all your information in held in your encrypted account and a credit limit is set. Customers will need to pay a deposit after which, customers will have to provide bank statements so that the store can debit the amount from your account. The product is then delivered and the balance is paid in weekly installments. The quicker customer pays off his/her installments, the lower the interest on the laptop. Laptop Finance and Gimmitech are two other well-known retailers that allow you to pay for a touchscreen laptop on a weekly basis.

It is important that you remain honest with the dealer throughout the deal. Paying installments on time improves your credit rating and makes it easier for you to get approved for pay weekly deals you might make in the future.