Financing Options
#301
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How about half a percent + 1/10th of a percent lower? US Senate FCU approved me at 5.74% for 72 months
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Can become a member by joining American Consumer Council, which is free with info shown at https://www.ussfcu.org/about-us/membership/join-ussfcu
https://www.ussfcu.org/
Can become a member by joining American Consumer Council, which is free with info shown at https://www.ussfcu.org/about-us/membership/join-ussfcu
#302
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FYI, US Senate FCU is 5.74 for 72. We use them for one of our cars and anyone can join for free if you follow the instructions.Lots of us have financed with them over the last 2 years because their rates consistently best everyone else and they're super easy to work with.
https://www.ussfcu.org/resources/rates/rates.html
Edit - someone beat me to it but yeah USSFCU rocks
https://www.ussfcu.org/resources/rates/rates.html
Edit - someone beat me to it but yeah USSFCU rocks
Thanks! Looks like XCEL is the one to go with. Also thats a very easy join as all you need to do is be part of PCA which is easy to do. They also offer 5.99% for 72 months wihich is 25% under my current Credit Union.
Library of Congress CU is nuts though offering up to 114 months financing. but thats a lot harder to join as you need someone who works in government or is a vet.
Library of Congress CU is nuts though offering up to 114 months financing. but thats a lot harder to join as you need someone who works in government or is a vet.
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#303
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FYI, US Senate FCU is 5.74 for 72. We use them for one of our cars and anyone can join for free if you follow the instructions.Lots of us have financed with them over the last 2 years because their rates consistently best everyone else and they're super easy to work with.
https://www.ussfcu.org/resources/rates/rates.html
Edit - someone beat me to it but yeah USSFCU rocks
https://www.ussfcu.org/resources/rates/rates.html
Edit - someone beat me to it but yeah USSFCU rocks
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Thanks! Looks like XCEL is the one to go with. Also thats a very easy join as all you need to do is be part of PCA which is easy to do. They also offer 5.99% for 72 months wihich is 25% under my current Credit Union.
Library of Congress CU is nuts though offering up to 114 months financing. but thats a lot harder to join as you need someone who works in government or is a vet.
Library of Congress CU is nuts though offering up to 114 months financing. but thats a lot harder to join as you need someone who works in government or is a vet.
It's a lot easier than you think; just look a little closer. I hear the rates are great there, too.
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penfed has 36 mos at 5.44, 72 mos at 5.89, 84 mos at 6.79
america1 has 6.24 up to 72 mos
america1 has 6.24 up to 72 mos
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Originally Posted by Mojonito
my local credit union has 5.15 up to 72 mos.
Should always check out locals.
Should always check out locals.
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My car is coming in hot soon.. What are the options these days for lenders but for a high ticket item like a GT3 RS? Thank you all
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Has anyone figured out financing options when using a MT LLC registration (outside of HELOCs, etc.)?
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For anyone local in California, Star One Credit Union is offering 5.98% interest for up to 84 months. And thats 5.98% at 84 months. They dont have the option to lower the APR when doing a shorter term though but its the lowest that i've found so far.
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Wow. That's pretty good.
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