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I have a friend that needs yall's help on how much he would need to pay extra each month to pay off his car a year sooner.
What if he was to make a $5,000 principle only payment what would that do?
Original Loan - $20,553
Loan Opened - December 18, 2017
Interest Rate - 16.43%
Loan Term - 81 Months
Current Payment - $453.80
Todays Balance - $16,571
Paid so far - $13,614
Interest - $9,632
Principal - $3,981
If you have the $5,000 to pay down the car loan, just do it. Your interest rate is sky high.
@Morphyyy wrote:
I have a friend that needs yall's help on how much he would need to pay extra each month to pay off his car a year sooner.
What if he was to make a $5,000 principle only payment what would that do?
Interest Rate - 16.43%
Current Payment - $453.80
Todays Balance - $16,571
$16,571 @ 16.43 with $453.80 - month = 51 months and 6,558 interest cost.
$16,571 @ 16.43 with $560 - month = 39 months and 4,821 interest cost. ( -1 year)
$5000 on principal would save a lot.
11,571 @ 16.43 with $453.80 - month = 32 months and 2,760 interest cost.
**bleep**, what about refinancing?........getting out of that term and rate is the bigger issue, if they have made payments their score should be better
@dunn2500 wrote:**bleep**, what about refinancing?........getting out of that term and rate is the bigger issue, if they have made payments their score should be better
With that long a loan and that interest rate,
OP is most likely too upside down for a refinance.
Car has lost 40+% value and only paid down approx 20%.