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Boat loans for older boats vs. new boats: What you need to know
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 342108, member: 31907"] When financing a boat purchase, the age of the vessel plays a crucial role in determining the terms of your loan. For newer boats, typically less than 10 years old, lenders are more willing to offer attractive rates and longer repayment periods, as the boat's value depreciates more slowly. On the other hand, loans for older boats, usually over 10 years, come with higher interest rates and shorter terms. Lenders view older boats as riskier investments due to their faster depreciation and potential maintenance issues. Additionally, some lenders may refuse to finance boats beyond a certain age, typically 20 years or older, considering them too old and unreliable investments. Regardless of the boat's age, a larger down payment can improve your chances of securing a loan with better terms. Ultimately, carefully consider the boat's age, condition, and intended use when deciding between a new or used model and the associated financing options.. [/QUOTE]
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