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We are still in the process of moving all of our banking over to NFCU from our old credit union. My wife and I have a discharged Ch-7 BK from this past April and it was filed 1 year ago. We have since re-established our credit with two secure credit cards (Discover IT and NFCU) and have purchased two vehicles, one through GM Financial and the other through our old credit union.
I know NFCU has told me I have to wait 1 year post discharge for any of their unsecured credit products which is fine, but does anyone know if their auto loans are the same criteria? The current rate through our old credit union is 8.5% for 66. I'd like to lower the term if possible and of course get a better rate if possible. Scores are 644 TU and 620s for EQ and EX. I'd eventually like to get our GM Financial financed vehicle refinanced with NFCU as well.
Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |
Secured auto loans are much easier to get than unsecured products. You do not need to wait 1 year on an auto loan refi. If
they will not do it, many others will. Once the bankruptcy has been discharged, asusming you paid it through and rrslatively well, you
can qualify to refi.
@Anonymous wrote:We are still in the process of moving all of our banking over to NFCU from our old credit union. My wife and I have a discharged Ch-7 BK from this past April and it was filed 1 year ago. We have since re-established our credit with two secure credit cards (Discover IT and NFCU) and have purchased two vehicles, one through GM Financial and the other through our old credit union.
I know NFCU has told me I have to wait 1 year post discharge for any of their unsecured credit products which is fine, but does anyone know if their auto loans are the same criteria? The current rate through our old credit union is 8.5% for 66. I'd like to lower the term if possible and of course get a better rate if possible. Scores are 644 TU and 620s for EQ and EX. I'd eventually like to get our GM Financial financed vehicle refinanced with NFCU as well.
Well they denied it yet again. Still can't give me any details though when I call to inquire.