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@Anonymous wrote:
so i have my auto loan with NFCU (had it since 07/04/2013) and it started at 9.29% then i refinanced it in april to 6.29%. my local credit union i have had since i was a young teen (09/11/2007) told me if i refinance my auto i should have an apr of around 4%
should i move it for 2%? and take it from NFCU?
Need more information. What is your current payment and how many months left on the loan? What would the payment and term be on the refi?
@Anonymous wrote:
um i have 4 years left or so. both credit unions will keep my duration the same. and payment went from $458 to $444 with the first refi
You need to calculate the new payment with the lower APR before you can decide whether it's worth it or not
@Anonymous wrote:
the dollar amount isn't necessarily what i am referring to. it'll be probably - $9-$12 difference. what i am wondering is is navy worth staying with...
Of course staying with NFCU is important but I don't think you refinancing your auto loan with them will in any way jeopardize your relationship with them. You'll still have an account with them
I would recommend staying with NFCU. They are better to their members than just about any other bank or credit union from my experience. It's not worth +- 2% at this point. They have been good to you haven't they ?
@Anonymous wrote:
so i have my auto loan with NFCU (had it since 07/04/2013) and it started at 9.29% then i refinanced it in april to 6.29%. my local credit union i have had since i was a young teen (09/11/2007) told me if i refinance my auto i should have an apr of around 4%
should i move it for 2%? and take it from NFCU?