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Heyy, first time posting on this side of the forums.
I brought a 2013 chevy spark last October 2013 after an auto fire on my other car. It was my first time buying a car, and I just needed one ASAP to get to and from work without any issues. But my interest rate is SO SO HIGH! (14% EEK!) I can still afford it, it's just like really? I'm paying THAT much interest? When would be the ideal time to refinance for a lower interest rate? My car is currently financed by a credit union. I have never been late in payments, and I'm actually always one month ahead. What do you recommend?
Thank you.
@Whitneyy wrote:Heyy, first time posting on this side of the forums.
I brought a 2013 chevy spark last October 2013 after an auto fire on my other car. It was my first time buying a car, and I just needed one ASAP to get to and from work without any issues. But my interest rate is SO SO HIGH! (14% EEK!) I can still afford it, it's just like really? I'm paying THAT much interest? When would be the ideal time to refinance for a lower interest rate? My car is currently financed by a credit union. I have never been late in payments, and I'm actually always one month ahead. What do you recommend?
Thank you.
If you're at 14% there's never a bad time to refinance. Get out from under that rate as quickly as you can.
Let's start with some info.
What's your FICO score(s)? Which bureau(s)?
Current amount owed on loan?
Current NADA Retial value of car from NADA's website?