Wells Fargo offers a variety of personal finance products like mortgages, personal loans and even student loans. But you might be surprised to find out you canât get a Wells Fargo auto loan directly from the lender. Here are alternatives to Wells Fargo when you are seeking a car loan. Best for Online Application: LightStream […]
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The moment a new car is purchased and registered to the owner, it becomes a used car.
We’ll get right to it: Truliant Federal Credit Union is the best overall credit union for getting a car loan, while Capital One Auto Loans is the best overall bank for auto loans. In this post, we also go into which financial institution is the best for military members (Navy Federal Credit Union) and which […]
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When I wrote about âCar Dealers’ Tricks — and How to Dodge Themâ in June, a number of readers were curious about my mention of using a car broker to purchase a car. I like using brokers because they reduce the hassle and uncertainty of car buying.
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Dave and Pauline (not their real names) emailed me with a question about getting out from under a high car payment. They are paying $721/month on one vehicle! They owe $20,000 on a vehicle worth about $11,000 and have three years of high payments left.
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We recently profiled how your FICO score impacts how much you’ll pay on a home mortgage. If you missed it, take a look here. This week, our latest infographic takes a look at how this three digit number impacts how much you’ll pay on your next auto loan. Not surprisingly, low scoring consumers will end… Read More
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Recently, I was outside and couldnât help but notice, across the street, a group of teens gawking over a brand new 2013 white Honda Accord in the driveway. The oldest teen said proudly, “I got a 92 on my learnerâs permit test and my father surprised me with a new car.” We live in an… Read More
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Whether you are shopping for a new car or a used one, you know how overwhelming the process can be. No matter how much research you’ve done, or how hard you’ve bargained, you may still second guess yourself, wondering if you struck the best deal. Here are five things dealers may not tell you that… Read More
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A year and a half ago, I bought my first brand-new car. Until then, I’d always bought used. But thanks to the recession, people were holding on to their cars longer and prices for used cars in good shape with low mileage had risen. As a result, buying new made more sense. While I find… Read More
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Deb is paying a lot for her car. And like many Americans, she will continue to pay for many years to come. “I am trying to reduce my car loan payments,”she wrote in response to a recent Credit.com story. “Which is 270 per month for the next five years. Is there a good way to… Read More
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