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I have excellent credit and am wondering if having taken out a new auto loan significantly affected my FICO scores. My FICO scores were over 800 at the time I applied for the auto loan. The MyFICO website doesn't really tell much behind the smoke and mirrors formula. My monthly mortgage debt load is 25% My monthly auto debt load is 7% My revolving balance load is 0%

My husband and I both have credit scores of 753. He is an engineer. I am a stay at home mom and student. And we have perfect auto payment history. We ordered a built to order Volvo and will need to obtain financing when it's built for $40K. We recently experienced a hardship when we lost a tenant in a rental property and needed all kinds of repairs. It has sat empty all summer since the property manager did not price it to rent. and someone cranked up the air so we've paid giant electric bills. we finally got a renter today. in the meantime we have managed to run up $25K in credit card debt. most of that is on a 0% interest and things are looking up. we still have plenty of open credit. BUT will this high balance prevent us from getting a zero down auto loan? we are fine with the standard 5.9%.great advice but too late. car was ordered before the hardship and credit card balances won't be paid before we need to obtain the financing. the question is in the now. getting financing with that credit and that balance right now.He makes 100K

I have a new car loan for my 2004 Audi 1.8t Q paid 15,000 for it. This car is not as reliable as some of the slightly newer cars because of the engine change to a 2.0. Was wondering If I find someone to buy it for what I paid for it..because I have seen many private party sellers selling the exact same car for 15000... would it be worth it to get in to a a newer car. I am allowed to pay off balance with no penalty as per my auto loan contract. Even If I had to pay off some of the interest I have built up over 4-6 months that would be ok. I don't think they would be charging me 5 years interest If I pay it off in 6 months. What do you think of the Idea. I would of course be putting money down on the newer car. Let me know what you think... If I was completely sure the car would last I would not even think of getting rid of it. I finance with Wells Fargo dealer services.I have nothing but time. An A4 is a dime a dozen unless it's loaded and mint. Generally they are worth 11,000 to a dealer and 13-14 for the average person.. however being loaded to the boards with Nav, sat radio and every other option does count for something. It is worth about half the price of its new value. 02 hyundai elantra I had a couple of months ago was worth 4-5k mint. mine was ready to die and I got 2000 for it... and it was a pile of junk. Even If I got 14 for it I would be happy. But in general you are correct, It is a hard figure to get for this car. I will try anyway.. and If I don't I will just pay it off. no biggie. By the way.. I already pay for insurance william. 80 a month for full coverage plus I upped my insurance coverage and added a lot of features. thanks for the info guys.. helpful.

Unfortunately I need to take out a private loan for this fall. The only two I've been able to get approved for without a cosigner are the following: Sallie Mae 10.25% 6 year repayment Can pay interest back during school, then principal payment after graduation Discover 10.5% - 0.25% for auto-debit = 10.25% 2% cash back at graduation (only going to be $50) 15 year repayment All payments deferred until after graduation Help? I've never had to do this before :(

I'm a 17 year old looking into getting a used car. Nothing expensive, my limit is $10,000. I would definitely have to finance it and I would be making the monthly payments and paying for my own gas. (I have a part-time job). I need some guidance from anyone who has financed a used car before. I'm not entirely sure how auto loans work (through a dealer/through a bank). I want to know what my options are under these circumstances: -I do not have any established credit yet -My mom (whose credit i'm assuming it would be based on?) does not have very good credit. She has, however, never filed bankruptcy or had any repos. -Are there any options involving $0 down payment? Please do not just say "talk to your bank", I realize I can do that, I'm just looking for some advice here from anyone who has been through this or been in a situation like mine. Thank you for your help!response to cashmaker81: Yes, I have found many I like from $3000-7000

I have been making monthly payments but payments are sometimes late but they do get paid. When I opened the account in August 2007 I borrowed $10,000.00 (payments are 337.96 monthly) and about six months ago I started watching my statements and receipts and the balance (11,343.66) was not changing not even 0.01 of a change it has remained the same. Well I called them today to find out why there has been no change to the balance at all and they told me that every time my payment is late that they just take the payment amount of $337.96 for it being late and that none is applied to the principle or interest. I do not believe that this is fair/legal practice myself can someone tell me if this is legal or if not legal what can i do and serious replies only please

I recently financed a vehicle with the help of a co-signer. This is the 2nd time I've needed a co-signer, as the original loan went to the credit of the Primary, and none of it went to my credit score (which is currently at 0). With this most recent auto loan, I've noticed that the loan was picked up by my bank. Now, when I log into my checking account to see recent transactions, my auto loan appears there as well. Will this help build my credit score, since the loan is essentially tied to my bank account? It isn't set up as an "auto-pay" type of deal, it just basically shows that I have a loan with them, as well as my checking/savings accounts. Anyone know anything about this stuff?

Okay, so I applied to fafsa back in January. I have $42,000 of my tuition covered. I have the maximum amount requested in the Stafford Loans, the federal perkins loan, and a really big scholarship. I've done research, I've asked my school, I've begged my school, this is the most they are able to give me. Tuition is roughly $49,000, so I'm about $7,000 short... My parents are unable to pay this full amount, I come from a very hard working family, and they are unable to take up the parent loans because of reasons I cannot disclose (just know its not an option). I'm really lost and I'm hoping to get a $5,000 loan, because I'm all out of options... I'm looking at a few, but discover seems good. Discover: private loans have zero origination fees, competitive interest rates and a 2% Graduation Reward. No payments are due until 6 months after you graduate or enroll in school less than half-time. Then theres sallie mae: Smart Option Student Loan — Fixed Repayment Option (they also have interest-based payment methods options) Fixed payments of $25/month while in school and for six months thereafter. Payments of full principal and interest begin following the last day of the separation period and continue during the remainder of the term.(School Certified) U.S. Bank (0.50% interest rate reduction for auto-pay), Citi Student Loans: 0.25% interest rate reduction for auto-debit. Cosigner release after 24 consecutive on-time monthly payments if borrower is creditworthy and a US citizen or permanent resident. No payments required while in school or during a grace period. Available to students enrolled full-time, half-time or less as well as international students. Rates effective as of 6/19/2010. Private student loans are originated by Citibank, N.A. and assigned to The Student Loan Corporation. **Basically I'm looking at loans on : http://www.finaid.org/loans/privatestudentloans.phtmlI do have Federal work study... I think I have everything I could imagine off of fafsa, since my efc is 0000. I'm just short 7k :( Thank you all, btw! Except for you annoying ass spammers.

I'm in need of about 4,000 to buy an engagement ring. My plan was to find a card with a 0% intro rate for 12 months and pay as much as I can then transfer tha balance over to another one with a low balance transfer rate of about 3.99%. I make 32k a year and credit score is about 670. Do you think I could get a card with a limit that high or attempt a personal loan with rates at 8.99%. I do not have any colateral though. I have four card now: 2 w/ 500 limts paid off, 1 300 limit paid off and another with a 1200 limit paid off. All I pay for is an auto loan. What's my best option?I am planning on having it paid off before we get married, so no she won't be in debt for her own ring!

Disaster in the past and now am re building .. My AUTO beacon is 561 , and my beacon 5.0 ( both on equifax ) is 606.. ATM I got my credit reports and have paid off 2 accounts ( one for 195, and one for 400 ) Is there anything I should ask for once I pay these all off? Like a receipt? email? I am going to be taking out a secured loan for $1000. And paying it off within 6-9 months then taking out another after that.. I have a JCPenny card with $125 limit that I will use monthly and not exceed 50% of the limit.. Is there anything else I can do? The MAJOR one is a charge off for $6000 to chase financial .. On my report it says Account charged of or sold with the creditors statement " Purchased by another lender" ... So is it "charged off" like it says? or are they going to see positive activity on my report and come after me again? Not to sure what to do on that one ...Good info , Thanks everyone.. I always thought when you were coming out of debt to show consistency, so thats why I was gonna try to prolong the payments.. Also it shows Im willing to pay interest, and still get everything paid.. The Chase one scares me tho.. I dont know if I should contact them , or wait and have them contact me , because honestly you all can see im tryin to do good here, but I dont have $6000 in cash laying around :(

My wife and I have existing debt (Some credit card, auto loan -mostly paid off w/ equity-, and student loans). Can we get a first time home loan with 0 down, and consolidate our debt into that loan? All together comes to about $26,000 I am a veteran and am qualified for a VA loan more than likely We have decent/good credit. Also we are looking at a manufactured home with land combo valued at $140,000 ... In a growing town in Washington state. We make aprox $3,200 together a month.What if it appraises at higher?So how is it determined how much it is that you get in your loan?

I need your urgent help, I am looking for an auto loan my Fico score from Equifax is 648 from Transunion is 670 and my Experian is 555. The reason why its so low is because i am filing a dispute with a credit card company about some settlement offers. Any ways they have remove it from transunion and equifax that is why they are higher scores but they are refusing to remove from experian. I have a 5 year credit history 1 credit card payed and closed and 1 open with a 250 dollar limit. I also financed a auto for 3 years and paid it in full with 0 times late. I am looking for a reliable company that pulls equifax or transunion because they will see a perfect report instead of a 100 point difference. Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you

I opened my first credit card Dec 2007 2nd (care credit card) Oct 2009 3rd Dec 2009 Cancelled 1st card spring 2010 I have never missed a payment. I have $0 balance on both cards. Did apply for $10k auto loan spring 2009 and didnt quite make it. FICO estimates me score between 700-745 as of now, but i'm not so sure. Any advice or words of thought from ppl in the financial field?

I'm trying to repair my credit after having a hard time getting on my feet after college to purchase a home. I'd like some advice on where to go from here. First, let me say that I've heard that it's a bad idea to close all your credit cards as some will help you out in the long run as long as you pay them off. I'd like to know if I should just leave my credit accounts open or which, if any, I should close. Please don't answer unless you are experienced and know what you're talking about. Thank you. Here are my types of debts, what the max available is, and what I owe. As you can see, a few of the cards are department store cards that I signed up to get a discount but then paid off right away. The other 2 credit cards are struggled paying off, but eventually did. I have the one credit card left that I'm paying off asap.: Credit card Max 5200, Owe 4000 Credit card Max 8000, Owe 0 Credit card Max 1070, Owe 0 Credit card Max 700, Owe 0 Credit card Max 500, Owe 0 Auto Loan Owe 7400 Student Loans Owe 75000

Okay, I am in the process of buying a car--not new, just a 2008 model--and I have a few questions: My monthly income is around $600, bringing my yearly income to $7200 from my job only. However, I also have school refunds that I receive (NOT loans) and these amount to around $8200 a year--this is without my full ride scholarship that I'll be receiving next fall, so the amount will probably go up to about $10,000. So my annual income is around $15,400--about $1300 monthly. I have a credit score of 685, and I have never been late on a credit card payment. Do you think someone would finance me, or would they be too apprehensive on granting a loan based solely on a student's progress in school? I have a 4.0, and my scholarships are locked in for one full year, no matter how bad I do these upcoming semesters (I'm sure I won't do horribly). If I discuss this with the dealer, do you think they will understand?The car is going to cost around $10,900. I'm putting down 20%--about $2200. Also, depending on the payments, I'll put 3-4 months of payments up front. They won't give me the refund all at once because my university is based on semesters.

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