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Can I refinance an auto loan and use it to make a purchase?
I have a Capital One auto loan, I've paid on time and more than minimum for 19 months now. I've heard of the concept of re-financing a current loan and adding to it to purchase another vehicle--probably not ideal financially but maybe good for me. Does anyone have experience with this?
I share vehicle situation with my fiancee--we share the cost of the first car we're paying, and we're looking to add a second. Seems relevant based on answers.
Absolutely you can, you will find that getting deeper into debt is never a problem. Finance companies love your money.
auto refinance?
I financed a car at 19.95% because of bad credit. About 5 months later, I recieved an offer to refinance with Capital One at 16.95%, so I did. I just recieved another offer to refinance again with Household Auto Financing at 12.95%. Should I refinance again? Will this be hurting my credit?
this is just the way of making t pay for longer get all the detail on how long the payments and other stuff are before making a decsions and i would just Cancel All my credits cards when i am in dept so should you>
Here is an online Amortization Calculator to see how much money you will save.
http://ray.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/amortize
The smart thing to do would be to finance at the lower rate, but CONTINUE to send the bank the same amount each month. This will just get your debt paid off quickly.
For example. If you currently owe $5000 at 19.95% for 4 years your monthly payment is $152. In the end you pay $2300 in Interest alone.
If you refinance that same $5000 at 12.95% for 4 years your monthly payment is $134. and you pay $1400 in interest back.
BUT if you refinance that $5000 at 12.95% and keep sending your $152 payment amount each month - you will only pay $1200 in interest and have it paid off in 3.5 years.
When it comes to debt, you need to be smart. Do not refinance only to drag it out for another year. Be strong and pay it off quickly.
Capital One won't refinance my car and I'm confused why..?
I have an 18% APR with Americredit as my current auto financer. My credit is now good and I been trying to establish my credit for a few years now. I was hoping to get Capital One's 7% APR deal but they sent a rejection letter that I had..
Insufficient credit history
Too many new accounts (I have 3 credit card accounts open..which I thought was the max that wouldn't affect your credit)
few or no revolving accounts
credit limits are too low
This really stinks because I don't have any history of unpaid or late payments. I been paying $430/month on my current car payment solidly. They sent my information over to this refinancer that had an extremely high APR rate.
I think Capital One is a scam because all they do is sell your info. Anyone had the same problems?
I have 14 months of solid car payments to Americredit. They take out 55% interest of every payment I make so they've only subtracted 1.8k on the car during the last year but I've paid more than 5k! I hope I can get a lower rate.
Insider information - Capital One isn't doing well in the refinance area. They have been pulling out of a lot of deals recently. This is hearsay, but what you are telling me doesn't surprise me.
If you are really interested in lowering your payments/interest (and you should, 18% is high for anyone), give RateGenius a call. We will get deals from multiple lenders to get you the best deal. Seriously, no out of pocket fees ... just try it and see.
I'm not sure we can get 7% (I'd have to know a LOT more about you to tell you that), but we will try to get you the best deal possible. Best of luck!
You could contact Capital One and ask them to explain their reasoning behind rejecting you. But I would agree that if you haven't lived at your current address for very long, it would be the reason. But another reason may be that all lenders have been tightening their lending because of the sub-prime mortgage mess fallout.
As far as being able to successfully refinance your car, you may have to apply at a different lender.
A couple notes though:
There is no such thing as having too much credit; therefore, there is not a set amount of accounts that will or will not affect your credit.
A few years ago, it was annouced that Capital One would start selling information about their customers and they would need to be contacted personally to be removed from lists if they didn't like it. It doesn't make them a scan and it isn't illegal, that I know of - it's just annoying.
Good luck.
Sorry to say, but companies like Capital One or Americredit are secondary lenders, anyway. That means that they take deals that primary lenders wouldn't take because your credit history is risky. And because of that they charge you high interest because if you do default they have made enough money to stay in business and pay the electric bill, etc.
As far as your personal credit situation: 1) Banks are shy about lending money to people whom have a lot of new, recent accounts. They see it as a possibility that you are loading up on credit to purchase things that you have no intention of paying. 2) Americredit took a chance on some limited history you have. For Capital One they feel that your credit history is still too limited for them (remember, it's a business- there is no law telling them how much minimum history they have to accept). 3) With no revolving accounts they can't see how you pay anything like a car loan so they still don't know you well enough. 4) I am sure the car you are looking to buy is for a lot more money than what your credit card accounts are for. And they are probably at such a limit that other lenders can see that those credit card companies are not taking such a chance on you either, so why should they?
And you have to have at least 13 months of payments on your current loan for any other bank to realize your track record for paying an auto loan.
I'll save you the rant on responsibility and morals, but you have to understand that there's a little more to it when companies lend money out to people.
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auto refinance with my name instead of my parents?
My parents bought me a camry in 2006 through capital one finance (Costco program), but now they need to buy a house but got denied from loan, so i was hoping if i could get auto refinance in my name so that they can lower their debt. although i didn't report 2007 tax (because i hurt my back and couldn't work), i'm currently working for my aunt and she's paying me under the table. I have a good credit. am i qualify for auto refinance? or are there any way i can do to help my parents?
Well by being a tax cheat and forcing all of us to pay more taxes on your behalf, you will be unable to verify your income. I guess I find it hard to feel sorry for you because of that. I'll bet you're voting for Obama who is promising to increase taxes on the rest of us as you have no intention of paying any yourself. Sorry buddy.
Auto Refinancing help!?
My husband and I have a truck payment that is 647.51 a month and our APR is 13.45%, we owe $30,671.97 on it we have made 4 payments on it so far! It was brand new never been used when we got it! okay here is my question, How long do we need to pay on it before we can refinance and be able to expect a lower payment and lower APR? Or to at lease cut the payment in half! Please any advice? We are financed through Capital one auto finance!
someone was not looking out for your best interests. I bet it was at a car dealer. We got financing thought a car dealer and the rate was 12 percent BUT they really go after the payment sure the payment was 280 but for 6 years!!!! after the excitement of getting a new car we sat down and looked at the payment 72 months at 12%. I went and talked to a credit union in the morning that after noon they wrote out a check to pay our current loan. the new loan was for 60 months payment went to 239. BTW intrest rate was at 5.25.
590 would be your payment for 60 months, just looking at this i bet you have a 72 month
Make sure that you get a copy of your credit report and credit score from all of the credit reporting agencies so that you know what's on it. Don't take anyone else's word for what your credit score is.
easiest place to refinance a car with bad bredit?
e-loan, capital one auto loans..any ideas would help..i owe 7000 on my car and would like to get my payments lower then 363.00 a month
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Refinance or Finance?
I I got my car about almost a year ago, May would make it a year. I received an offer in the mail from Capital One Auto Finance. For the past months I have been thinking about getting a NEW car. The current car I have is a 02 Nissan Sentra and I am paying $379 a month through the car dealership with an APR rate of 28.77%. (This is a USED car) all together the total I would have paid for the car is: $15,638.00 Should I go ahead and refinance the car with a lower rate or should I just get a new car and finance with Capital One????
Trading it in would make no sense...as stated before you owe way more than your car is worth. All you've paid so far is the interest on the loan. You would lose your shirt getting rid of this car. Just refinance...even a few points off that interest rate would save you a lot of money.
If the car is running well there is no need to trade. You obliviously are building or rebuilding your credit...more debt will not help you. Also, it does not make sense to increase your debt at high interest rates because you will be throwing away alot of money and surely have alot of negative equity in your car...most of the money you have paid so far is interest.
Good luck
your negative equity along w/ that rate! omg i've never charged someone 28.77% what state are you in? I thought there was a law on these rates being capped. Makes you wonder who is really loaning you the money >>and you guessed it not really banks...
headed down the same road as the sub prime!
definitely do what ever you can do do get out of the rate!!!
down payment talks so if you have any be prepared and it will help the primary lenders consider you more. again it all depends on your current 6 month credit history and 2 year stability record and debt ratio...
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Refinancing a really bad auto loan, Credit Union Recommendations?
i have an auto loan that I got from Capital one right after Ch 7 discharge for 21k at 25% apr $557. I paid for it for 7 months and then had it refinanced through wells fargo for 20% apr $505 a month.
Obviously this is ridiculous to pay for a car and since im well past my discharge can I refinance again? Someone told me I should look at credit unions and Im wondering if someone can recommend a credit union i can check out online to maybe get my apr to a reasonable rate
Best thing you can do is go to your local credit unions and compare their offers.
Bankers-Lenders??? I can't afford my auto payment. How do I negotiate lower payments?
I have a auto loan through Capital One auto. I lost my job and am having difficulty making the payment each month. I am not behind on my payments to date. I am current. Does anyone know what options are available to me or how to negotiate lowering payments? Here is my situation:
- Cap One offers 1 deferment every six months and I used it in
December 2008 already.
- They do not offer refinancing
- Since I am unemployed I cannot get a loan from another lender or
dealership or bank
- I am in CA where the jobless rate is 3rd highest in the US. There are
no FT jobs. Very few PT ones. If I work a PT job I would be
not be able to collect my state checks and I would end up with
less money than I have now on my state benefits!
- I have no family member or friend who can lend money to me
-The car is a 2006 Cobalt. The value of the car is about the going rate I
would get for the car. So if I sell it to pay it off I will not have any
means to purchase another vehicle and we all know we need
transportation to look for and travel to a job when we find one.
I don't know what to do!!! Any experienced negotiators, lenders or people having had the same situation your advice is appreciated!
Auto loan refinancing?
ok so i had to refiance 7000 i paid a lump some of 4200 at first, and had to start making payments again jan.23rd. I paid my 271.04 and feb.23rd i paid 300. Well i went from a balance of 2735.76 to my march balance of 3089 and now i owe 351.99 a month he said im being charged a daily rate at 1.80? how does this make sense. jan and feb was my regular payments now im being charged 80.95 for interest payment and principal payment is .00, im so confused i allready called them and he just bs around with numbers,should i refinance? i owe about 3000 more but i can't pay that off , and capital one you have to finance at the least 7500 ,
yes get out from under that loan!!!!
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