topic Re: No proof of income. Auto loan in Auto Loans

No proof of income. Auto loan

Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 01:42:05 GMT

At the moment I am employed but I get paid in cash from my boss. I plan on buying a new car sometime between september and november. The car I plan on buying is more than likely going to be a kia optima or if I can find a used kia cadenza if I can find one at the right price. My transunion fico is about 770 Experian is 758 and Equifax is unknown since I don't get those 2 scores for free from discovercard. I plan on putting about 6,000 to 8,000 for a down payment so my monthly payments will be around 200 a month give or take a few dollars. What are the chances of getting asked for proof of income when I go to purchase?

Re: No proof of income. Auto loan

Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 11:22:47 GMT

Its possible depending on the bank. Some will want to verify your income, others wont.
I would reccomend you start depositing every cent into a bank account so that you can show at least 2 months of bank statements that show a consistent deposit.

Re: No proof of income. Auto loan

pipeguy — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 02:13:42 GMT

I have purchased in excess of 40 (probably 50 counting boats and bikes) vehicles over the last 50 years - I can't remember ever being asked for "proof of income" just the number. Not that I would object to supplying w-2's or pay stubs they just have never asked. I'll also say that I can't remember any that were not "spot delivered".

With the amount of down payment you are offering, just list your income - don't overstate - you'll be fine.

Re: No proof of income. Auto loan

Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jun 2018 20:53:06 GMT

You can get paid in cash all you want, but if you aren't paying taxes I wouldn't advertise it...

Re: No proof of income. Auto loan

SOGGIE — Wed, 06 Jun 2018 03:07:03 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
You can get paid in cash all you want, but if you aren't paying taxes I wouldn't advertise it...

1) Where in OP's posting did they indicate that they are not paying taxes? Did you ask if OP has filed income tax returns to offer POI to a dealership if asked, or is there only an assumption on your part that OP is not claiming income, thus not paying income tax?

2) Where in your response did you assist OP with information relative to their concern? #Off-topicResponse