Bad Credit Auto Loan Financing
By V.C. Higuera, published Aug 23, 2006
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• Begin Re-Establishing Credit History – Improving your credit rating will not happen overnight. Nonetheless, the sooner you begin taking the necessary step to boost a low credit score, the sooner you can begin taking advantage of reasonable interest rates on loans, credit cards, and so forth. Apply for a credit card intended for people with bad credit. If you already have a few credit card accounts, start making regular payments. Even if you have too many debts, submitting on-time payments is usually satisfactory for a fair credit rating. Little by little, credit score will increase once a routine of regular payments is established.
• Make a Large Down Payment – Down payments are not required for vehicle financing – even if a borrower has bad credit. However, to acquire a lower rate on a bad credit auto loan, the lender may require a sizeable down payment. Typically down payments are 10 percent of the purchase price. Bad credit applicants may need a higher down payment, perhaps 20 – 30 percent of the purchase price.
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If a high interest rate is unavoidable, consider refinancing once credit score improves.
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