Wondering if there’s a magic credit score to finance a car? Navy Federal shows how lenders use them and ways to improve.

2022-08-09T10:29:05-04:00

If you’re financing your new ride with a loan, your cost won’t be just the sticker price. The total you’ll pay also depends on your credit score, because that affects the interest rate you’ll be offered. Read ways you may be able to lower your rate—and raise your score. Insured by NCUA.

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Aug 9 at 2022 8:02 PM

2022-08-09T20:02:39-04:00

Thanks for the post.

Response by SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM made Aug 25 at 2022 12:15 PM

2022-08-25T12:15:20-04:00

If you pay your bills on time you do not need this. Today. in our society we are overd spending and robbing Peter to pay Paul.

Response by SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM made Aug 26 at 2022 2:44 PM

2022-08-26T14:44:32-04:00

The Magic is the ability to not impulse shop in overcoming debt of credit cards. ZOur culture has gotten hooked on debt that we take on, because the transaction is seamless.

Response by SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL made Aug 27 at 2022 7:07 AM

2022-08-27T07:07:11-04:00

Thanks for sharing

Response by Jaylah Welch made Nov 10 at 2023 3:24 AM

2023-11-10T03:24:49-05:00

Financing the dream ride is exciting, but let's talk real costs beyond the sticker price. Your credit score is the backstage VIP in this process, influencing the interest rate offered. A nifty tip: cruise over to https://www.tembusufs.com/caveat-loan/ for some insightful ways to potentially trim that rate and elevate your credit score game.

Has anyone here cracked the code on securing a stellar interest rate? Share your wisdom! Navigating the financing landscape can be as thrilling as the open road. Here's to smooth rides, low rates, and high credit scores!

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