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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

Your credit rating should go up because you don't have an outstanding debt anymore and also because you have been paying it regularly (without defaulting hopefully), they will know that can pay off your debts and this will make it easier for you to get credit, if you want to take out another credit agreement.



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

Yep.



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

it should if you made the monthly payments on time.



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

As the loan balance was always decreasing , the last payment shouldn't affect your FICO too much .



Your rating is your debt to income ratio , but a protracted period of low debt , good income will improve your score.



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

yes as long as the payments were made on time



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

My credit score went up about 40 points last years after I paid my car off. Pretty nice, no more car payment and a higher credit score!!!



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

if you made all your payments on time it should go up



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

you usurer



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

I believe everyone already answered your question on credit. The best thing you can do now is keep your vehicle, and put the car payment you used to pay in the bank. When you are ready to purchase another vehicle, you can either pay cash or you can put down a big down payment. Bottom line, for every month you don't have a auto payment, you can put that money somewhere else, hopefully in savings or in paying off other debt. Good luck!



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

yes



Just paid off my car loan. What now? Will my rating go up?

What now? -it's time to buy ANOTHER car on borrowed money. This is the reality of life, my friend.

Default on car loan. can they put judgement against you and take any property you have to pay off re

If they take you to court and get a judgment, they can attach bank accounts, garnish wages (if your State allows it) and file liens on any property you may own like cars, boats, land and homes.



If liens are filed on property that already has a lien on it like most homes and vehicles, they can not take them but if you sell the property they will be paid out of any profits left over after the first lien holder is paid.



Default on car loan. can they put judgement against you and take any property you have to pay off remaining?

Yes, except depending on the state, your homestead may be exempt.



Default on car loan. can they put judgement against you and take any property you have to pay off remaining?

no-not that ive ever heard of

Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

Yes. Your interest rate will be determined by your credit worthiness and income. Make sure you pay attention to your interest more than your monthly payments. Also, if you have money for a down payment you can buy down your interest rate.



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

Can't see why you can't



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

yes, but your interest rate will be higher



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

With that score you will need to put a lot down. After all you need to earn trust. I would say plan on at least 40% down.



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

No you can`t because , you mustn`t still get cars many years.



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

only is you have very good work history and maybe a co signer or a lot of money down on the car



stay alway from the %26quot;buy here pay here%26quot; lots it might sound like a good deal but you well pay 2 times or more what the cars is worth and most are beaters and are felling apart after a week or so or where crashed and so-so fix back up look for a good used car in you local paper and go that way



good luck



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

You can get bad credit car loan as either secured or unsecured. Secured bad credit car loan comes with the threefold benefit of low interest rate and increased repayment term and huge principal. But this type of loan requires you to offer your property as collateral. Your home is at risk if you fail to pay the monthly installment. But this is not permanent and holds true only if you miss or delay your repayment.



This type of risk is absent in an unsecured bad credit car loan. However, if you miss any payment, your lender can file a legal case against you. As you do not offer any collateral, you have to pay higher rate of interest.



http://debt-credit-loan.com/category/Car...



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

Poor credit car loans have been specifically designed for those people who have trouble getting credit due to their credit score being too low, if your credit score is too low then you will be seen as a huge risk and as such the lender will not take a chance on you and so turn you down. You can bring your credit rating back up by doing certain%26lt;!--things but it does take a long time and if you want your car now then applying for a poor credit car loan could be your only or best option.Just as with any other type of loan if you go to a specialist then you will get the best deal. You may get the car loan you want from here,



http://best-loans.awardspace.com/guarant...



When applying for a poor credit car loan you have to realise that you are never going to get the very lowest of interest rates that others have the luxury of securing but if you go with a specialist they will be able to get you the lowest among loans associated with a poor credit rating. Along with getting you the cheapest possible poor credit car loan the specialist--%26gt;website will also be able to offer you the best advice. However unless you know something about car loans and in particular what to look for when it comes to getting a poor credit car loan then you could end up paying way over the odds for the privilege of getting the loan.



Can I still get a car loan even if my credit score is 573?

well my name is mindy and i think you should try other banks and hear what they will say, but if you are interested in getting a loan from those unsecured loan lenders i know of a man Mr Johnson, he helped me at one time to secure a small scale business but he is not here in the states but in china, he can give you the loan with low interest rate and you won't have any problem with him on paying him back, if you are interested just contact him through (ben_aggie123@yahoo.com

Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off

and if so when is too early?



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

OK, lets all take a visit to http://www.myfico.com and study their educational materials, ok?



Your credit score is made up of a number of components. The fact that you have a secured auto loan looks wonderful. Nice start.



Another component is the history, or how long you have that account open. Therefore, if you paid it off over the entire term that will look good on your credit score.



BUT you are also paying out a huge amount of interest payments.



So my opinion.....unless this loan has an extremely low interest rate (my last one was only 2%), it would be to your advantage to pay it off after 6 months, save the interest, and put that 6 months worth of payments on your credit report. It will not hurt your sore at all by paying it off early, but you lose a little but from not having a long payment history.



To fix that, use the money you are saving from the interest payments and just take out another loan for something small, like a TV or some inexpensive item. Pay that off after a few months. You now establish another line item on your credit report and some more history.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

youd at least want to wait a year or two to show your responsible to cover the car payment..a car loan is the best way to improve your credit score so you would want to keep it open as long as possible..as long as you are making the payments



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

Early pay off is always a plus for your credit report



by the way, keeping a loan open is only putting interest money in the lenders pocket, Of Course they want the loan to continue as long as possible.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

No but watch out for the prepayment penalty.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

You protect your credit and ensure a good credit rating by paying your bills on time. That's all it takes. You should be more concerned with managing your finances properly. If you can pay off your car loan early, you will save on future interest payments, and will therefore be better off. If there is no prepayment penalty, pay off the car and don't worry about your credit. Paying off the car will show that you are responsible in paying your debts.



If there is a prepayment penalty, instead of paying off your car early, make the biggest payments possible without incurring the penalty. That will also reduce your interest cost. The point is, you should do what is best for you financially. Your credit will always be good if you don't default on payments or incur late payment penalties.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

No, and you will save hundreds, and possibly a few thousand dollars in interest, by paying it off early.



You can always use credit cards, by paying off the balance each month, to build your credit. When I was young I used simple expenses such as gas or small grocery visits, and went home and directly wrote a check for them....even if it was several times a month! You don't need to wait for a bill.



When I bought my first car, on my own, I had no problems getting an excellent rate.



Save money, whenever you can...that is the SMART way to use credit.



I wish you luck! Sounds like you are extremely responsible.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

It won't hurt your credit to pay it early, but I'd keep it for 18-24 months-that will be great for your score. Take the cash, set up a bank account, and have the monthly payments automatically sent so you'll never be late.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

It depends. Do you have any other debt? If not then it will hurt your credit. I work for a finance company and I see people all the time come in and dont owe anybody and they dont qualify for a loan. If you dont owe anybody then you dont have any credit. Paying it off early doesnt show that you are responisble, (For credit reporting reasons), but if you make you monthly payments it does. What really helps your credit is when you have have a high credit limit and a low balance. For instance, if you have a credit card that have a 5000.00 limit and you have only 1500.00 balance, this will help build your credit score. Another example is a car loan, if you financed the car for 15000.00 and you only owe 4000.00 this will help increase your score. You should do one of two things. Pay a big payment leaving you with about 12-18 months to pay on it. This will save you lots in interest. Or if your rate on your loan now is pretty high. You can take the money that you have to pay it off with and put in a CD, get about 4-5% interest on it. Then get a loan against your CD. Usually if you have a good relationship with your bank they will give you 1% over what they are paying you on your money. So if you they pay you 4% then you pay them 5%. But in the end you make more interest than you pay because the loan balance is gong down each month but the CD Balance is going up each month. On 15000 at %5 for 5 years you will pay about 2000 back in interest, but the 15000 in a CD at 4% for 5 years will gain about 3250.00. I hope this helps!



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

its not necessarily bad, but it is better to let a long loan stay long. these are what establish a payment pattern. you can pay extra and end it early, as in months early, but not years. also, you might check your loan policy because you can get hit with a penalty if you pay it off TOO early. they want the interest and WANT you to take 5yrs.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

pay it off early by all means...the amount that you owe on your car (debt) works against you on your credit score. your car does not build any equity, nor does it come with a credit line. so ontime payment show that you are responsible, but the debt hurts your outstanding debt to available credit percentage. this accounts for 25% of your fico



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

a quick web search came up with lots of results but this is the best one i could find for you.



Lets say i have a car loan for 5 years at about $400 a month. Is it bad for my credit to pay it off too early?

No it's not. Most companies dont like for you to pay off early as they will not make that extra 15-20,000. off of you. If you can afford to dbl and trpl the payments-go for it.

Question about car loan?

I'm trying to figure out how to figure my payments on a vehicle. I'll show you the way I figure it but apparently that's not right. Please help me out. Yes I'm young and don't understand all the financing parts but that's why I'm asking. Thanks for any help



(truck is $32,000 and interest rate is 7.5%) if I do a 60 month note my calculations are that payments would be $573.33. Here's how I figured it- take 32,000 and multiply it by 7.5% and divide that by 60 months= $40 and this is your interest. Then take 32,000 and divide by 60 months and that's 533.33. Add the 533.33 and the $40 dollars for interest and thats the $573.33. So please tell me where I messed this up at or just tell me how to figure. Thanks



Question about car loan?

Save the pencil %26amp; the calculator I use this web site. hope it helps u



http://ray.met.fsu.edu/~bret/amortize.ht...



Question about car loan?

try this online auto loan calculator



http://www.bankrate.com/brm/auto-loan-ca...



$641.21 a month



Question about car loan?

The 7.5% is not for the life of the loan, but is an annual rate usually compounded monthly. So you would have to take total cost (price + tax + all other charges) divide by 60 THEN multiply by 1.00625 (1+ 7.5%/12) to get payment amount.



Use one of the online calculators to get a better approximate payment.



http://www.cars.com/go/advice/financing/...



Question about car loan?

This is by far the most common mistake people make when attempting to calculate their own auto loans. What you did is flat-out wrong and if you took your calculations to a dealer, within a negotiation, you'd be laughed out of the house.



You need an amoritizing calculator. Since the interest rate is an APR (Annual Percentage Rate) it's compounded monthly for the entire year. Just go to Bankrate.com and use their mortgage calculator to show you. Also don't forget about documentation fees (+/- $300) and sales tax (let's say it's 6% just for arguments sake) That being said if you're financing $34,238 ($32k + $300 x 6% sales tax) on a 60 month loan at 7.5% APR your payment will fall more closely to: $686.06 probably a bit higher.



And, if you're as young as you say you are, and if this will be your first auto loan you'll most likely be turned down for the loan. Not only will that make for an extremely high loan amount for a young buyer with little established payment history you're debt-to-income will be through the roof.



So, either get yourself a hefty downpayment or stick to a vehicle that's somewhere in the $13-15k range.



Good luck.



Bankrate.com. Mortgage calculator (they're all simple interest loans)



Question about car loan?

no way in this world i'd pay $32k for a truck or any car. in 4 years, it's worth 60% less than what you paid. (the dealer won't mention that by the way)



I'd find a good used one.... pay cash.... or finance very little for as short a time as you can.



see this before you buy. watch it VERY closely



http://www.daveramsey.com/etc/lms/drive_...



Question about car loan?

jpr30200... is confused.



1. Auto loans DO NOT compound. The FULL accrued interest is paid as part of EVERY payment. That means there is NOTHING to compound.



2. His method of calculating a payment is even more wrong than yours.



3. If I felt like taking the time, I could actually calculate the payment using the 'present value of an annuity.' Any of the millions of auto loan calculators you can find with a simple Internet search are easier. You can also use the PMT() function in MS Excel to find the number.



The interest portion of each payment is is different for each payment.

Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

what are some things i should know about bankruptcy?



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

What you should do is simple. Do what you agreed to do when you signed for the loan, credit card, etc. PAY IT BACK!!!



All these people think that filing for bankruptcy is the way to go. If you file for bankruptcy, it will remain on your credit report for 7 years. During that time you will not be able to get credit for cars, house, credit cards. You will lose your car if you do not own it.



Suck it up and pay back the debt you owe.



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

Well, I don't know the logistics of a Bankruptcy, but I think by filing as such, you will hurt your chances of receving loans down the road. I think it pretty much kills your credit.



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

wesley d ^^ above is a loan scammer!



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LOAN SCAM - Do Not Pay UpFront Fees.



Do not send money UpFront via Western Union or MoneyGram to any person or business in the



UK, Nigeria or Canada in hopes of getting a loan. If you do you will learn a hard lesson %26amp;



never see any Loan money.



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

Make a budget and stick to it. Set aside money for food, shelter, clothing (minimum requirement clothing) and mandatory expenses like utilities and gas. Take the rest and apply what you can to all your bills. If you don't have enough to cover them all, get a second job for a short time. Contact the creditors. Tell them what you are going to pay and when; then stick to it. It's usually cheaper for them to accept what you can pay instead of suing. Most will work with you if it is obvious you are trying and want to pay. Avoid bankruptcy, there are more problems than benefits. For more, go to daveramsey.com.



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

Lots of people think that once they閳ユ獫e filed for bankruptcy they will be unable to ever get a loan again, and ultimately they are unable to do anything financial ever again. This isn閳ユ獩 always true, there are%26lt;!--always ways to improve your financial standing, and there are also ways to repair your damaged credit rating.



http://badcredits.awardspace.com/Bankrup...



In fact one of the best ways to improve your credit rating is to refinance your home mortgage, this--%26gt;will help to improve your credit history in a number of different ways.



Im about 30000 in debt... car loan, credits cards,ect should i file 4 bankruptcy?

The chapter 7 bankruptcy is applicable if you have no regular sources of income. It works by reducing or clearing off all your debts. You can then make a fresh start without having to worry about having to pay your debts.



Once you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the bankruptcy court assigns a trustee who works as an intermediary between you and the debtors. He oversees everything and checks out if the bankruptcy plan is going as planned.



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He is the co signer of a car loan. She has defaulted.Can he seize the car?

If she cannot make the payments and the lender wants him to make the payments AND his name is on the title, then he should take the car from her.



NEVER NEVER NEVER CO-SIGN FOR ANYONE



EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!



He is the co signer of a car loan. She has defaulted.Can he seize the car?

Ohly if his name is on the Title



He is the co signer of a car loan. She has defaulted.Can he seize the car?

Don't think so. Cosigner simply guarantees payment will be made. only the person with owed the money can repo.



He is the co signer of a car loan. She has defaulted.Can he seize the car?

No. Only the lender can seize the car.



He is the co signer of a car loan. She has defaulted.Can he seize the car?

OF COURSE HE CAN!!!! He is then resposible for the purchse (car) and payment.

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