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The Pros And Cons Of Refinancing A Car
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 321939, member: 31907"] Refinancing a car is a great way to save money on your payments and lower your interest rate. But it's important to be aware of the pros and cons of refinancing before you make the move. [B][SIZE=6]Pros:[/SIZE][/B] 1. The lower interest rate will save you money in the long run because it can mean lower monthly payments. 2. You'll have more flexibility with your payments if they're not tied to a specific term like a car note or loan payment schedule. This means that if you want to buy new furniture or go away for vacation for a week, you can do so without worrying about hurting your credit score or having trouble getting approved for another loan later on down the road! 3. If something goes wrong with your car (like an accident), refinancing gives you more options than just paying off the balance as quickly as possible before it gets too expensive. you can choose whether or not you want to keep paying on that loan until it's paid off completely.. [SIZE=6][B]Cons;[/B][/SIZE] 1. It's more expensive than just paying off the loan outright. 2. You may not be able to get a better interest rate on the new loan than what you have now, so it could be worth it just for that reason alone (if you can afford it). 3. You'll need good credit to qualify for most refinances, which means having enough equity in your home or other investments that can be used as collateral on the new loan and if those aren't available, then you might not be able to get approved at all unless you have an excellent credit score! [/QUOTE]
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