auto loan rates

March 23, 2011

Is it safe to check loan approaval?

Maya asked:


Hi,

I am about to buy a 2007 Corolla LE. I want to check the best interest rate for an auto loan with bank of America (where I have an account), capital one and local credit union before hearing the dealership rates.

I have pretty good credit score. (Experian : 740). No other loan and debts. But less credit history. Only 1.1/2 years, and my monthly income is around 1800. So if I apply online for Bank of america and Capital one auto loan to check how the rates are, will that affect my credit score when I go to dealer after 2-3 days?

Rodney

March 21, 2011

How long do i have to wait before refinancing my auto loan?

Filed under: Credit — Tags: , , , , — @ 6:00 pm
luvbug7982 asked:


6 months? a year? im working on my credit, its getting better and better but i just bought a car, interest is a little high but i got it hoping that making my monthly payments on time will also boost my credit rating. Of course, i dont want to end up paying all the interest on it so im wondering how long i should wait before trying to refinance with another bank at a better rate?

Donna

March 17, 2011

How is the interest on my auto loan calculated?

Filed under: Personal Finance — Tags: , , , , — @ 8:40 pm
Ducky_077 asked:


My interest rate is 2.9% and every month, the amount that goes towards interest fluctuates (up and down) by as much as 10 dollars even though I pay the same amount each month. Is the interest calculated monthly (.029/12) * Amount Remaining or is it calculated factoring days in the month and when I paid?

Hector

March 13, 2011

My auto loan is in my grandfathers name.What should I do if he passes away?

Filed under: Buying & Selling — Tags: , , , — @ 3:10 am
Kyle asked:


We have a $35,000 loan to which he is the soul signer. I make all of the payments and also make $75,000 a year. I’m 23 and my credit score is like 615. I’ve filed bankruptcy and it has been discharged for like 14 months. I was approved for $18,000 myself but with him being the soul signer the rate was way better. My question is what should I do if he were to pass away?

Dale

March 11, 2011

Auto Loan Guide

Filed under: Education — Tags: , , , , , , — @ 9:35 pm
TheFinancevideos1 asked:


Harsh Roongta CEO, ApnaPaisa.com (www.apnapaisa.com ) guides on auto loan, talks on hidden charges on car loan and its process.

Mark

March 5, 2011

what kind of interest rate im looking at for an auto loan with a credit score of 750?

mememe asked:


I want me a 2005 chrysler sebring so baddddd!! And whats the best place to apply for that loan besides my shady credit union? I been with my credit union for 6 years now…and if i was to take my income tax check there they crazy @#$%^ want to hold it for 10 days, like the dam check aint mines!!

Amber

February 16, 2011

Lowering Your Interest Rates on Auto Loans

Jose Perez asked:




Lowering Interest Rates on Your Car Loan

Due to the low demand for cars, auto loan providers have been drastically cutting interest rates. As the demand for new car rises, these auto loan industry will be forced to change policy on their lending guidelines. This means that in the near future, interest will be going up. In case you were waiting to get an auto loan, now is the best time for you to do just that.

A lot of auto loan shoppers do not pay any attention to the rates or term on the auto loans. They only thing on their mind at that given time is that beautiful car which they will be parking in their garage very soon. If they would concentrate rather on the rates and terms been issued to them, they will definitely be paying lower interest rate on that car loan. Imagine a five year loan were you are able to save $40 a month because of reduced interest rate, that would fetch you over $2000 in savings. Imagine what you could do what that money.

They are various ways reduce your interest rate. The best way to lower your interest is to shop around. By getting as many quotes as you can, you will be able to get the best deal out there. If you are afraid that shopping around might reduce your credit score, there are some companies online were you can submit your information with an idea of what your credit score might be. These companies will take your information and submit it as many lenders as possible. it is best you have a firsthand knowledge of your credit report before you after that auto loan.

By paying points on the loan, you can actually buy down your rate. This will actually reduce your interest. Most lenders will actually allow you to pay points on your loan in return, you will get a lower interest rate. If you can afford the extra charge, then I would advise you to go for it. By going this route, it will definitely reduce your monthly payment. When your monthly payment is checked with your monthly personal expense, the lenders will see that you are at less risk of defaulting.

Whenever you go searching for an auto loan, you should keep getting a lower interest rate in mind instead of wondering about the sweet ride you will have while driving home. Keeping focused when shopping for a car loan will save you much in the long run.

Steve

Would you recommend a student loan for consolidating outstanding debt?

PJ asked:


Auto loan, Credit Card, Personal Loan. Interest rate is very low compared to these. Your take on a good option and do you have to be fully enrolled, meaning a full time student at all times during the loan process? Thanks.

Vicki
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