We are needing to gat a 2nd vehicle soon, I just got my free credit report from Equifax and paid the 7.95 for the score. I am at 699 less than a year after discharge. Should I get the vehicle loan before or after I apply for an unsecured CC?
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Originally posted by LetItGo View PostWe are needing to gat a 2nd vehicle soon, I just got my free credit report from Equifax and paid the 7.95 for the score. I am at 699 less than a year after discharge. Should I get the vehicle loan before or after I apply for an unsecured CC?
It shouldn't matter which you apply for first. Less inquiries will be better for the auto loan, so you can apply for that first, but there shouldn't be a big difference in results.
If you have a stable job history, with those scores you will probably get a good rate from Capital One.You can't take a picture of this. It's already gone. ~~Nate, Six Feet Under
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Originally posted by TheExpert View PostWith stable job and residence history your dealer has many souces to place your loan. Also look at your local credit union. Don't apply online either.
Here is a llink to another thread where this topic was discussed. (Please ignore the drama in the thread, another poster named BubbaJoe got banned for being rude and giving questionable advice)
As a backup plan to applying online, I think applying at credit unions is a good idea since they are member owned and keep their rates reasonable.You can't take a picture of this. It's already gone. ~~Nate, Six Feet Under
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Thanks BackToSchool,
Yes, I had already read those previous posts. I will definitely apply online once I am ready. My previous vehicle I did it that way through Chase Auto Finance. I finished paying it off this last summer after reaffirming it after discharge. So maybe they will work with me again, if not perhaps Capital One. It is nice to get financing and even purchase price as non-variables before setting foot in the dealership!
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Originally posted by LetItGo View PostThanks BackToSchool,
Yes, I had already read those previous posts. I will definitely apply online once I am ready. My previous vehicle I did it that way through Chase Auto Finance. I finished paying it off this last summer after reaffirming it after discharge. So maybe they will work with me again, if not perhaps Capital One. It is nice to get financing and even purchase price as non-variables before setting foot in the dealership!You can't take a picture of this. It's already gone. ~~Nate, Six Feet Under
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Originally posted by backtoschool View PostHaving that pre-approved rate will allow you to concentrate on negotiating the best price for the car and not have to worry about the dealer bait-and-switching you on rates or term lengths, etc... The dealer is always free to meet or beat the rate, so you can still go with dealer financing if the dealer really wants to earn your business and comes up with a better rate.New Orleans: Home to the World Champion Saints, the biggest enviromental disaster and the biggest natural disaster in the history of this nation. Proud to call it home!
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Originally posted by LSUTiger32 View PostDefintely agree with this if you can't be talked out of it! Hope BillyBobJoeBobWillyBobBubbaJoe doesn't see this thread.
I think he is on here as TheExpert though so it could still get interesting......You can't take a picture of this. It's already gone. ~~Nate, Six Feet Under
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Originally posted by backtoschool View PostBubbaBillybob got banned for posting personal attacks to certain members of the forum.
I think he is on here as TheExpert though so it could still get interesting......New Orleans: Home to the World Champion Saints, the biggest enviromental disaster and the biggest natural disaster in the history of this nation. Proud to call it home!
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