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March 4, 2012

What happens when the bank you have your auto loan through gets bought out?

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Question by WhAt?: What happens when the bank you have your auto loan through gets bought out?
My auto loan is through Wachovia and i just read they are going to be bought out by Citigroup. What happens now?

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Answer by Gem
You keep paying the bill, just like normal.In a few months, you will be contacted to send your payment to somewhere else.Citibank will have to continue your loan, as is. Nothing really will change for you. Except maybe the name on the check you send.



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February 26, 2012

Can your collateral payment for a new home loan equal your outstanding debt on your existing auto loan?

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Question by Al D: Can your collateral payment for a new home loan equal your outstanding debt on your existing auto loan?
Say you are financing your car and quieten owe $ 10K on that auto loan. You also have $ 10K in your savings account will a/the bank accept your $ 10K savings as collateral for a new home loan?

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Answer by rocky
The overall question is what % of down payment will the bank require for a mortgage. That say, if they require a 20% down payment, as many do now then you MAY only qualify for a home selling for $ 50K. That said, yes, IF the bank decides that your fiscal strength is sufficient to cover both a mortgage and the car lend, they CAN accept your $ 10K savings. If your credit history is good, your FICO score is high enough and your debt to income ratio is sufficient you can have a car, boat, etc. and mortgage loan simultaneously.



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February 21, 2012

Does anyone know of an auto financing comp that lets you choose what dealership you want to use their loan at?

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Question by chug_dandy: Does anyone know of an auto financing comp that lets you choose what dealership you want to use their loan at?
Not interested in banks. All the banks that I’ve checked away usually want you to have a higher credit score than the financing companies.

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Answer by ANIMAL EXPERT
Well, if you know what kind of car youre moving to be sounding at, the trump way to go is usually to go through the manufacturer’s financing. Example, if youre going to purchase a Dodge, go through Chrysler financing. If youre going to purchase a Ford, go through Ford financing, Mazda, go through Mazda American Credit… yahoo search these or the brand of car you want… and it should say who their company finance goes through.



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February 12, 2012

Q&A: is it possible to get auto financing being a first time car buyer with no pay stubs?

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Question by curious girl19: is it possible to get auto financing being a first time car buyer with no pay stubs?
i am a first time carbuyer, i am self employed, i have a 700+ credit score with identical clean credit. although, i dont have any W2′s, paystub or anything like that. i am a real estate flipper so i dont have an employer except for my LLC, but on paper i loose money every year. i have over 200k in cash in the bank, and i would be more than willing to put down 20k on a 60k car i want, but can i get financing on the remaining balance? i tin verify the assets, but i havent received any type of paycheck in years. does anyone know who i could call or where i could go to get this done? is there a website i could go to or a particular bank? thanks a lot, i really appreciate it your help with this.

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Answer by Gio
As long as you have been paying off some kinda credit card for a few years, then yes… you can finance with rattling low interest. However, if thats not the case 700 is great, but doesnt mean anything b/c its not establish. You don’t have to prove that you’re getting paid, you just have to prove that you are reliable to pay back people.



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February 6, 2012

BMCC Insurance Offers Tips to Save Money on Auto Insurance

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BMCC Insurance Offers Tips to Save Money on Auto Insurance

Classic cars take car insurance too

(PRWEB) January 08, 2012

This is the perfect time of year for BMCC Insurance to offer tips to save money on auto insurance. With the endowing-giving holidays past, people are now looking for ways to save to assist pay for them.

The major ways to save money on car insurance include a multi-car discount and a combination discount, which would include the insured’s car(s) plus homeowner’s or renter’s insurance.

Here are some other ways:
Increase your deductibles. If your deductible is low ($ 200-$ 250) ask the agent to show you the difference in price if it’s raised to $ 500 or $ 1,000.

If your car is older and the loan is paid off, consider dropping collision and/or comprehensive coverage. The general rule of thumb is if the car is worth less than ten times the premium, then consider dropping it.

Take advantage of low mileage discounts. The discounted mileage varies by carrier. Some give discounts at 6,000 and some at 10,000 annual miles driven.

It is also a good idea when shopping for a new car to compare the insurance rates of the various cars being considered. You should also check rates of different models of the same car. Insurance rates can vary quite a bit depending upon the engine size and whether or not a particular vehicle is considered a sport vehicle.

Other discounts to keep an eye on include anti-theft devices, student drivers with good grades, college students who go away to college and a good credit score.

“Make sure an agent looks under every shaken to find every discount a driver is entitled to,” Kristine Ter-Arutyunyan, Executive Assistant.

Above all else, be a good driver. The lack of tickets or accidents saves thousands of dollars.

BMCC Insurance is an online insurance agency serve both personal and commercial sectors. Areas of specialty include auto, home, life and commercial lines.

To contact BMCC Insurance, e-mail Kyle Kennon at kyle.k(at)bmccinsurance(dot)com or Kristine Ter-Arutyunyan at Kristine.t(at)bmccinsurance(dot)com or call 855.855.2622.

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January 28, 2012

What is the highest interest rate for a subprime auto loan?

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Question by Jamie G: What is the highest interest rate for a subprime auto loan?
I have really horrible credit due to my divorce…like 400! I am working identical hard to build it backward up. I was “approved” for a subprime auto loan but I want to know what I tin expect the interest rate to be on an used auto. What is the high ( worst ) it can be? Are we talking 30% or more? I live in New York if that matters.Thanks so much for your help!

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Answer by EskimoQ
Not certain. You’re best wager is to check with GE.



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January 23, 2012

Credit Union Auto Group Offers Lender Approval for Trade-In Protection Program

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Credit Union Auto Group Offers Lender Approval for Trade-In Protection Program

Jacksonville, FL (PRWEB) December 22, 2011

Family First Dealer Services LLC announced today that Credit Union Auto Group (a wholly owned subsidiary of First Jersey Credit Union) is now added to the list of growing lenders offering the Trade-In Protection product for sale through its’ motor vehicle / retail installment dealer network.

Trade-In Protection is a F&I product which provides a benefit of up to $ 5,000** towards a customers’ potential negative equity, when they return to the original selling dealer to trade-in and purchase another vehicle. The TIP program provides assistance if they owe more than what their vehicle is worth, or is “upside down.”

“We are extremely excited to rim away with TIP,” said Jim Milhaven, President and CEO of CUAG. “We are aggressively growing our indirect business in the New Jersey* market and the TIP program helps our members and our dealers with a very real issue they are facing in negative equity.”

TIP combines the retention benefit of a lease – but applied towards a seeded contract – giving the consumer a way to minimize or eliminate their negative equity on trade-ins. Additionally, the benefit encourages repeat business for the dealer as the benefit is redeemable only at the original selling dealership during the trade-in process. The program is offered on new and used vehicles as an optional F&I program, a blanket program and a combination with benefit levels from $ 1,000 – $ 5,000.***

“We are looking forward to a strong partnership with Credit Union Auto Group and First Jersey Credit Union,” said Tony Wanderon, President and CEO of Family First Dealer Services. “Having been so deeply involved in the development of GAP over the past 23 years, we feel strongly that our new Trade-In Protection product could far exceed GAP in its appeal to customers who finance with dealers nationwide.” We are excited to partner with Jim and his team to help them expand their ever growing presence in the indirect lending channel.”

About Credit Union Auto Group – CUAG is a wholly owned subsidiary of First Jersey Credit Union, and serves as the indirect auto loan channel for First Jersey Credit Union. FJCU was founded in 1929, and is one of the largest Credit Unions in New Jersey. Their mission is to meet the growing and changing financial needs of their membership by maintaining a sound financial position to protect their members’ investments and to deliver financial products and services in a friendly, convenient and personalized atmosphere. “Not for profit, not for charity, but for service.”

About Family First Dealer Services – Based in Jacksonville, Florida, FFDS provides F&I products, administration, consulting, training, and marketing support to insurance companies, financial institutions, independent agents, auto dealers, and auto manufacturers nationwide. Their core focus is on increasing partners’ profitability by providing unique F&I product offerings and services including Trade-In Protection (TIP), Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) and full line F&I products.

All inquires on the Trade-In Protection program can be directed to:
Brian Olson
VP of Sales, NA
bolson(at)tradeinprotection(dot)com
(913) 907-7570 direct
http://www.tradeinprotection.com

*CUAG / First Jersey Credit Union is accepting indirect loans in New Jersey only, per the FJCU lending terms and conditions. TIP is not available in New York.
**$ 5,000 max benefit on new vehicles / $ 3,500 max benefit on used vehicles
***Program and coverage may vary by dealer/state/lender. Please refer to the TIP Agreement for additional terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions.
SOURCE Family First Dealer Services, LLC

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January 21, 2012

Q&A: Why does the Finance Manager at auto dealership lie by saying buyer must wait 3 months before paying off loan?

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Question by rage: Why does the Finance Manager at auto dealership lie by saying buyer must wait 3 months before paying off loan?
The dealership offers $ 1000 incentive to finance the purchase of a new car thru the manufactures finance company. There is no early pay off penalty. Does the dealership finance manager get a “kick-back” from the finance company by telling the the buyer he must wait a few months before paying off the loan?

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Answer by cmccarty232000
The longer you keep the loan the more money they make off of you. He may get a cut.. If not mayhap he is just an idoit.



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January 17, 2012

Is it legal to sell your auto without smog test and the buyer agrees?

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Question by jwarrenemailinfo: Is it legal to sell your auto without smog test and the buyer agrees?


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Answer by nbr660
check the laws where you live



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January 13, 2012

Where can I get auto financing in Chicago while in a chapter 13 bankruptcy?

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Question by TJCHI: Where can I get auto financing in Chicago while in a chapter 13 bankruptcy?
I was told by attorney to go out and get a new car loan deal for approval by the trustee, problem is many companied won’t do a loan deal in an open bankruptcy. I would appreciate any leads.

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Answer by yragcom
You CAN get a decently car loan, even with bad ascribed. I’ve done it, but you’ll have to look around. That’s one of the BIG mistakes populating make…just take the first accosted that’s given to them when they go to the dealer. Be smarter than that.WARNING: DON’T GO TO BUY A CAR WITHOUT HAVING THE LOAN FIRST. The auto dealers will eat you alive and give you a crappy rate. Shop around with lenders who specialize in bad credit car loans. It’s a better option, you don’t have to take what they’re offering if you don’t want it, and it’s better than dealing with the car dealer’s people.There are usually some nationally based car lend companies who specialize in bad credit car loans who advertise on the page linked below…http://www.axalda.info/bad-credit-car-loans.html



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