auto loan rates

October 7, 2009

How different debts affect credit scores?

wendy asked:


Do mortgages and auto loans affect our credit scores the same way as credit card debts? I think they should have less negative impact since they are collateralized by the house or the car. If I’m right, that means if I get the same interest rate for an auto loan as for borrowing from a credit card when buying a car, I should go for an auto loan, right? Are there other things I should factor in to decide from which I borrow? Thank you for your help!

Dan

September 25, 2009

Private party auto loan can anyone approve me? ?

tjblue18 asked:


I have credit scores of 617,625,689 I just purchased a home and im now try to get to my next step in life we have only had 1 car for the last 5yrs i have 2 kids that are growing we need a bigger vehicle and me and my wife work in different towns on different shifts.i am trying to by a truck from my friend for 8500.00 .i have a chargeoff that should be a repo on my record from 2002 for 11000 it was a lemon had to replace the engine 3 times in 3 yrs! my wife has a judgement for about the same issue but for 5000 we applied at wellsfargo together and got denied we know we will end up paying a big interest rate but that fine thats why were goin w/ a good used vehicle.we dont have credit cards my only debt is the military for 11000.we dont have very much rotating debt.i ve worked for the state prison for 2 1/2 yrs. should i maybe apply alone? any suggestions please!

Erin

September 17, 2009

Auto Loan Rates – Tips to Negotiate a Lower Car Loan Rate

Hector Milla asked:


If you’ve been thinking about purchasing a new vehicle, you are probably looking for low auto loan rates.

The lower your interest rate, the less you will pay each month for your car, truck, or SUV. How do you negotiate an attractive car loan rate, so you can lower your monthly installment payments?

Hector Milla Editor of the “Direct Auto Loan Lenders” website — http://www.DirectAutoLoanLenders.com — pointed out;

“…The first step to negotiating lower car loan rates is to check your credit report. You will want to make sure that there are no negative items on your report, and that your credit scores are high. The higher your score, the more leverage you will have to negotiate a better interest rate. Consumers with scores above 700 tend to get the best deals on vehicle loans…”

Also, you should make sure that all of the information contained in your credit report is accurate. Even a single erroneous item can cost you hundreds of dollars over the life of your loan. If you find an inaccurate item on your consumer report, contact the reporting agency to have it removed before you apply for an auto loan.

Another way to negotiate a better car loan rate is to put down a large down payment. Typically, the larger your down payment, the more your lender will be willing to negotiate. This is because putting down a substantial down payment helps prove that you have financial stability, so you will be able to make your installment payments on time. It also reduces the amount that the lender stands to lose if you happen to default on your vehicle loan.

“…A third way to get a better interest rate on an car loan is to select a shorter loan term. Choosing a shorter loan term means that your lender will recoup its investment more quickly. This gives the lender the power to make financing deals with other consumers. Typically, a lender will reward a consumer who chooses a shorter loan term with a more attractive auto loan rate…” added H. Milla.

Further information and instant approval auto loans regardless of your credit by visiting: http://www.DirectAutoLoanLenders.com



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