Car Loan Information
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What Is Tier 1/2/3 Credit?
When you buy a car, figuring out the vehicle’s price is the easy part. A quick Google search will reveal its MSRP (the manufacturer’s suggested retail price, or the “sticker price”), and it doesn’t......
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5 Ways to Shorten Your Car Dealership Experience
Buying a car can be a very time-consuming experience. Market research company Lab42 discovered the number one frustration of car buyers is “spending time on the process.” It’s......
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5 Tips for Refinancing an Auto Loan
Since the end of 2008, and until U.S. unemployment and inflation rates drop and stabilize, the Federal Reserve is holding......
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How Auto Loan Rates Are Calculated
Unless you’ve got a huge pile of cash stacked up and nothing else to do with it, odds are when you buy a car you’re going to need to borrow the money to purchase it. In other......
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What Are No Credit Car Loans?
At their essence, no credit car loans are exactly what their name implies — car loans extended to individuals with either no prior credit histories, limited credit histories, or poor credit......
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Tips on Finding the Best Auto Loan Rates
Finding the best auto loan rates hasn’t been easier than it is today, especially if you have excellent credit. An October, 2012 report by Automotive News said that banks......
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How to Apply for Used Car Loans Online
Applying for used car loans online is easy, especially now that post-recession credit is widely available to prime and sub-prime......
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How to Get Auto Financing for Bad Credit
Obtaining auto financing for bad-credit customers is not as difficult as one might expect, but bad credit auto financing exacts a financial penalty in the form of high interest rates......
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Tips on Getting a Car Loan After Bankruptcy
Buying a car after bankruptcy is not impossible. In fact, some experts think that obtaining a car loan after bankruptcy is one of the best ways a consumer can rebuild......
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Tips for Refinancing a Car
Although Government Federal Reserve Bank Interest Rates are still at an incredibly low rate, the percentage of interest governed by that Governmental body usually has much more of an impact on......
