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- Signs that you act responsibly when it comes to paying your
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- Your income and how it corresponds with your debts.
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- Possessions that you have paid off that may be used as collateral
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Is it true that the better your credit history, the better interest
rate and loan amount you may qualify for?
Absolutely! The consequence of being considered less creditworthy
may not keep you from qualifying for an auto loan, but it can be
an expensive factor when determining –
- The interest rate of that loan.
- The down payment required.
- The amount you are qualified to borrow.
Save yourself a bundle by checking your credit report first.
There's no reason to settle for less of a loan at a higher interest
rate, or come up with an exorbitant down payment when you don't
have to. Know what's on your credit report. Look for –
- Mistakes - happen more often than you think and they are easy
to dispute and correct.
- Inquiries - may have a negative impact on your credit worthiness.
Find out who has been looking at your credit report.
- Collections and Charge-offs - should be paid in full to increase
your credit worthiness.
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