Auto Loan Refinance – Love Your Car, But Hate Your Payments?
Unless you are a masochist and enjoy inflicting the pain of financial hardship on yourself, you need to explore the option of auto loan refinancing. Consumers that actually follow through and refinance their auto loans save an average of over $60 per month, that equals a savings of over $4,320 over a 72 month auto loan. I don’t know about you, but that’s serious money to me!
So where does one go to refinance their auto loan?
1) A local bank.
Very viable option, but how do you know if your local bank offers the best rates and terms for your situation?
2) A local credit union.
Good option if you have excellent credit. In my experience credit unions do not like to see any types of collections, or slow payment history.
3) A local car dealership.
Some car dealerships offer refinancing, but will more often than not, try to get you to purchase another vehicle. All this does is lead to more debt and usually defeats the purpose of trying to lower your payments.
4) Online solutions.
This is quickly becoming the most common way to refinance an auto loan. Consumers find the approval process to be faster and the overall application process to be easier. It is also beneficial in that, a company that uses a lender network will be able to review your application and match you with one of the lenders that offers the best rates and terms for your lending needs. The next benefit is the ability to have a loan specialist shop your loan without the need to have your credit pulled an unnecessary amount of times. When customers try to shop loan rates and terms on their own, their credit will be pulled by each lender they apply to and results in a multitude of credit inquiries, which does not look good on your credit file.
In summary, the online solution to auto loan refinancing is, by far, the most competitive, easiest and fastest way to refinance your vehicle.
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Dan B said on July 20, 2010
Your inquires will never harm your credit score, they do not count against you The ones that count against you are companies that request your credit information for the purpose of extending credit. Too many inquires in too short of time will result in your credit score being lowered. It varies as to which company considers too many. One might think two, another bureau might say five.
TpaBKa said on July 22, 2010
Check your local bookstore and online as there are many resources out there to estimate the value of vehicles. Two of the most used sources are more than likely that the business services Edmunds and Kelley Blue Book. Make sure you have a realistic view when looking at the condition of your car, because you can be sure that your lender.
Shadowfoxxy said on July 24, 2010
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KELSEY said on July 25, 2010
yes you can remove them online with equifax…but need to send letters with experian,transunion
Amanda H said on July 29, 2010
2 years– though they hurt most when they are very recent.
The Rabbi said on July 30, 2010
it will show up as 2 inquires
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David S said on August 3, 2010
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Sgt Big Red said on August 4, 2010
There are 2 types of credit inquiries, hard and soft. Soft inquiries do not lower your score. If a credit card company runs a check on your to see if you are pre-approved for their card, this will be a soft inquiry. So to answer your question, it depends on which type of inquiry those 34 are.
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dale b said on August 7, 2010
Only fools refinance cars! Broke fools usually try, but banks know what's up and T.D. the app on sight. Keep paying your current note…on time.