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Auto loan refinancing

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SagaLore

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I was about halfway done with my current bank, when they pulled some loan->value ratio thing that would increase my interest rate instead of lowering it. 😕

So I guess I'll try somebody else. Who else should I try?
 
Originally posted by: SagaLore
I was about halfway done with my current bank, when they pulled some loan->value ratio thing that would increase my interest rate instead of lowering it. 😕

So I guess I'll try somebody else. Who else should I try?

You mean you signed up for a variable rate loan? Don't do that again! Bad Boy!!! 😉

 
Originally posted by: Tooncesthedrivingcat
or just do what i did and use a BT offer on your CC. I got 2.99% for the life of the balance with a BT fee capped at $99.

Because if the balance is more than 50% of the limit of your new CC, your credit score gets hit pretty hard.

Maxed out installment loans (auto, home) do not hurt your credit like maxed out revolving debt. (CCs)



@ OP: I go though credit unions for all of my auto loans, as they tend to have the best rates.
 
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
Originally posted by: Tooncesthedrivingcat
or just do what i did and use a BT offer on your CC. I got 2.99% for the life of the balance with a BT fee capped at $99.

Because if the balance is more than 50% of the limit of your new CC, your credit score gets hit pretty hard.

Maxed out installment loans (auto, home) do not hurt your credit like maxed out revolving debt. (CCs)



@ OP: I go though credit unions for all of my auto loans, as they tend to have the best rates.

I know this but I'll take a temp score hit to save x number of dollars. Also, if you are smart you will have plenty of available credit to pull off things such as this.



 
Originally posted by: compuwiz1
Originally posted by: SagaLore
I was about halfway done with my current bank, when they pulled some loan->value ratio thing that would increase my interest rate instead of lowering it. 😕

So I guess I'll try somebody else. Who else should I try?

You mean you signed up for a variable rate loan? Don't do that again! Bad Boy!!! 😉

No no, I meant that I was half-way done processing an auto refinance request. 😛 My current car loan is fixed. 😉
 
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