OKay, I’m looking to take out a ~$5K car loan. My question is, will I need to put full collision on the car? The car is only worth like 6 grand, but full collison will be around 2 grand on the car(because I’m 20)
The thing is, I have plenty of money but I took it out of my savings account and put it in a CD for 9 months.
Is there anyway I can use that as collateral to show the lender that I infact have the money to pay off the loan if I do wreck it?
I would go personal loan. I’m sure the CU will give you one with a good rate if you have that much cash on hand. They can probably even secure the loan with the CD if needed.
I got 7.low% (25 or something) on a personal loan secured by a CD of the same size. I had a cosigner though and decent credit rating on my own. I wouldn’t hesitate to do it again.
Are you planning on paying off the car with the money in the CD once the time limit is up? What’s the penalty on the CD? You’re not farther ahead cashing in the CD instead of paying interest on the car are you?
Are you planning on paying off the car with the money in the CD once the time limit is up? What’s the penalty on the CD? You’re not farther ahead cashing in the CD instead of paying interest on the car are you?
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I plan on paying the car off this winter. I don’t make enough money in the summer to save up for the car but this winter I should have It payed off by febuary.
I figure I’ll take out the loan for 48 months so I have a very small payment and only pay maybe a few hundred in intrest before I pay it off.
I’m going there in an hour so I’ll let ya guys know how it goes