@Anonymouswrote:
@Anonymouswrote:
Mine was before direct deposit. 2.74% after.
Had called back a couple of times. Each time I had asked what would qualify as direct deposit (and amounts), and the reps all stated the system checks for a payroll deposit, and that they communicate with payroll to determine the full amount the paycheck should be. They require the full paycheck to be deposited.
Has anyone had any experience to the contrary? It won't be much an issue for me as I planned to move away from my old brick/mortar bank completely at some point, but checking nonetheless.
WOW! That's weird many people, at least for me, have multiple accounts that they deposit money from their checks. For instance I send a small amount to my son's saving which will be his graduation gift, so if the DCU CSR is right a customer would not be able to do other deposits in order to get the discount. Definitely odd.
Yeah, it seemed odd to me as well. With one of the reps, I explained that I currently have payroll splitting my check between my primary (the brick/mortar), and accounts that serve as savings and bills (shared phone bill, etc.). At the very least, he said that I could do that on their end with their ach transfer options.
Another random tidbit I forgot to mention; the 80% financing was due to my thin credit file and no previous auto loan. Non-negotiable the last rep told me. It did come across that the $18k could be negotiated, and I may call again to confirm that as well as a couple other questions that I've come up with since. Regardless, $18k and 20% down payment is more than enough for the vehicles I'm currently looking at.
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