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Wednesday, December 03, 2008

3 Things You Need to Know Regarding Auto Loans

Loan Financiers

There are many sources of loan financiers: banks, credit unions, loan brokers, auto finance companies, online direct lenders, and some auto manufacturers. Auto dealerships will offer specials on loan rates or 0% financing, although, those deals usually only qualify for people with excellent credit.

Length of a Loan

Most lenders will allow different time lengths to pay back an auto loan. There are some to choose from: three years (36 months), four years (48 months), or five years (60 months). You will pay less interest if you have a shorter time period, but you will have lower overall monthly payment if you choose a longer time period.

Interest Rates and Your Credit

Interest rates for a loan change depending on your credit history. Whether you have excellent, average, or bad credit, you should be able to get a loan, but payments will be different. Interest can be up to 60% higher for an average credit holder than someone with perfect credit for the same loan. Shop around for different lenders because they all offer different loans.




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