09-25-2012 08:49 AM
Hi All!
I love this forum and have learned so much just by lurking. I joined NFCU last week. I am wondering if I would be able to get an auto loan there after my bk is discharged in about a month. Does anyone have any experience with this? What could I do to up my chances (set up direct deposit, open a secured cc, etc)
Thanks!
09-25-2012 09:10 AM
Honestly they may want to see at least 12-24 month post BK payment history before giving you the loan. I tried with my local CU and they requested the same. Once I get an auto loan I will be going back to them to refi. YMMV and blessings on your quest.
09-25-2012 09:27 AM
Thank you for the info!
Blessings to you too!
09-25-2012 09:39 AM
Capital one approved me of a car loan the same day of my discharge. I didn't take it . It was 16k max I wanted /needed more
09-25-2012 09:50 AM
I would take 16k. I don't think I would want more, depending on the interest rate. What rate did they offer you?
Thanks!
09-25-2012 09:52 AM
A 16K approval would be nice right about now. I'm going to wait until my discharge is completed which should be around mid November as we just had our 341 on the 18th.
09-25-2012 10:36 AM
This waiting game is the worst! I had my 341 in August. I'm hoping for a mid-October discharge, but I'll bet it will be towards the end.
09-25-2012 11:26 AM
I agree the waiting game is the worst. I'm attempting to avoid anymore inquiries until I'm officially discharged.
09-25-2012 12:43 PM
What have you applied for and been approved? I want to jumpstart my rebuilding...but I'm afraid of the denials!
09-26-2012 04:18 AM
I've only tried Cap One and was denied. I believe this is because my debts from them being included in my 7 hasn't been discharged yet. I'll try once I receive my official discharge. I'm not applying for anything else until then.

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