what to expect when buying a car with bad credit
Continue Readingwhat to expect when buying a car with bad credit
Continue ReadingWith the increase in subprime car loan delinquencies and repossessions, subprime lenders will certainly be taking a closer look at applications and, in the long run, may be pulling back on the number of loans they approve. By following our tips, applicants will give themselves a better chance for an approval.
Continue ReadingThe latest report from TransUnion revealed that subprime loan originations have dropped big time compared to a year earlier. So, what does this mean if you are a borrower with bad credit who needs a car?
Continue ReadingIn the past, many of found that obtaining an auto loan was not the simplest task; even less so if your credit isn't sparkling. Today, you can find help.
Continue ReadingYou need to buy a car with an auto loan, and you know that you don’t have bad credit. In fact, you don’t really have a credit history at all. Will having no credit be a problem?
Continue ReadingThe latest report from Experian shows that the growth in subprime auto loans is slower than the overall market. As a result, borrowers need to be aware of their credit situation, have a down payment and pick an affordable vehicle in order to give themselves the best chance of success.
Continue ReadingIf you need to buy a car, but have severely damaged credit, you may consider a rent-to-own option. Just remember that these programs do come with some drawbacks.
Continue ReadingWith the length of the average auto loan increasing, it's important that borrowers with low credit scores keep their loan terms as short as possible. Not only will they save money on interest charges, this will also allow them to trade out of the car sooner and into a new loan with a better interest rate.
Continue ReadingWhile the higher interest rates charged by subprime auto lenders means this kind of auto loan will be more expensive, you can still cut down on the interest charges you'll pay.
Continue ReadingSince a borrower's income and bills as well as the lender and lending tier all have to be taken into consideration, there is no way we can know, ahead of time, what a borrower’s approval amount might be.
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