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What is the best way to handle an auto loan to protect credit when laid off from a job?
Just heard that my son-in-law was furloughed from his job this week. Company said they hope to rehire the guys in a few months, but he was laid off for 2-3 years with the last furlough. In the meantime, he will only get meager state unemployment and they have two small children and no savings!
They bought a new small SUV six months ago and have been working to repair their credit.
Is there anything he can do to protect his credit?
Talk to the auto loan creditor and see if they will allow a repo without hitting credit. Alternatively, try to sell the vehicle and pay off the loan or get someone to take over the loan.
@ezdriver wrote:Talk to the auto loan creditor and see if they will allow a repo without hitting credit. Alternatively, try to sell the vehicle and pay off the loan or get someone to take over the loan.
Thanks!
Anyone have any other suggestions? My daughter and son-in-law only have this one car. They are in California desert where a car is a necessity (especially now for job hunting). Public transpo there might as well be nonexistant.