Nikki K
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You should be able to refinance your vehicle if you credit is good
However if you have paid off most of your car and have a simple interest loan then it would not be a good idea to refinance since you have paid off almost all the interest if not all of it. and refinancing would cause you to have to pay more in interest.
Explanation on simple interest loans..... payments are 500.00 per month
In the beginning of your loan your payment of 500.00 is divided up like this say 50.00 goes to the principle of the car and 450.00 goes to the interest..
Toward the end of the loan the 500.00 payment is divided like this 50.00 to the interest and 450.00 to the car
it depends on what your interest rate is and what you can refinance at. |
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Amanda H
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Just refinance your vehicle and add a few years. Like, if you have 2 years left, you might be able to get a 3-4 year loan for the same amount- and thus lowering your MONTHLY obligations. |
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purple_amanecer
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Yes you can. It would just mean having a new loan to pay on from scratch. But good for you to ask because so many people get in over their heads. This way, you can keep your car AND you won't ruin your credit.
Talk to your bank ~ they can help you.
Good luck!! |
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SADIE R
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yes you can but you know that refinancing is just pushing the rest of the money to the back of your loan and you will have more car payments i know i have done it. |
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steely425
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re finance or get a signature loan at another bank to pay it off outright |
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Judy1
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If you can find a a lender who is willing to make that loan. Some will depend on your credit history.
Good luck. |
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glassnegman
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Hello =)
Most will, depending on your current income, and appraised value of your car at present.......
Namaste,
--Tom |
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upallnight
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If you have made regular payments, the bank will probably refinance it or go somewhere else. You might get a lower rate. |
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kelly h
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Yes, you can refinance if it is a newer model car. You can ask the lender you financed it with if they will let you refinance it through them. If they won't, just do a Google search and you will find banks that do auto refinances. |
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tom4bucs
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asked your lender about it? |
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INACTIVE
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The problem with refinancing is you get smaller payments for a longer period of time and end up killing yourself with the interest over the 7-10 years of financing. Concentrate more on increasing income or decreasing your expenses to get that loan paid off. You've made it this far into the loan... Nike says, "just do it!" |
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xj-9
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Yes, you can refinance at anytime.....First you'll have to find a loaner....which mainly depends on your credit. And when you do find a loaner, one that will reason with you, they will usually give you the loan for the lower payment that you desire, but you'll end up paying more in the long-run than what you're paying right now.
If your monthly payments are too high and you don't mind paying a little more for the car (total), then refinance. It's a win-lose situation, that's as best as you're going to get it. Just remember, your credit has a lot to do with it.
Hope this helps. |
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