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Using an Auto Loan to Purchase Your Next Car or Truck

Bad credit or no credit does not have to keep you from getting an auto loan anymore. Many companies specialize in helping people with bad credit get the car they have their hearts set on. There are still some general guidelines that many lenders follow, but keep in mind that each company is different so look around for the auto loan that will suit your needs best.


Here is some of the basic criterion that you must meet to be granted an auto loan:


Proof of income is required. In most cases the minimum required monthly income is $1,500 per month or $8.66 per hour with full time employment.


Applicants with no bureau score or rating must have been working at least 1 year for their current employer. Auto lenders look more favorably on applicants that have been working for their current employer for 2 years.


If you have a repossessions with a deficiency balance that is less than one year old and not included in bankruptcy, a cash down payment may be required for you to qualify.

Direct lenders that offer car loans have much more stringent underwriting criteria than the indirect car loan lenders available to some licensed auto dealers. If you've have bad credit and have been rejected for an auto loan in the past, chances are you were dealing with a direct lender.


Auto loans are just like any other form of credit. It is never free of charge. Remember that how much creditors will charge you for their services differ, so be sure to check out the competition. And always find out their rates before you agree to borrow from them. It is imperative that you review the terms of your auto loan before you enter into an agreement with the lender.


You will also want to take into account the amount of time you will be making payments. For example, you may get lower monthly payment rates over 3 years than over 2. However, the total finance charges over time are higher over a longer term.


There is nothing wrong with using an auto loan to purchase a car, just make sure that you are informed about your choices of lender. The right choice will make all the difference when buying your car or truck.


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