Divide your payment into weekly payments, For example, Payment is $400 a month, just pay $100 a week. This pays it off faster without, putting extra money from your budget. You will notice you will start being a few months ahead of the due date. Then all of the payment will be going towards principal only. Banks hate when people do this.
@@Pokka676 No each day you incur interest. When you start paying weekly by dividing your payment up. More money will be hitting the principal. The Banks will be getting less interest from you. Just try it and you will see what I am talking about. You will start be getting months ahead of the payment. Just try it. It work for me.
I make double payments each month. When I bought my new Acura they had no special financing from the manufacturer and I got stuck with a 7% loan with a credit score of 800. I was pissed to say the least.
just refinance after 6 months. I got 8% from the dealer, waited 6 months and got 1.99% with a local credit union. This was before the interest rates got so high
@@joshuawilliams6153 when you refinanced how was the process did you have to put any money down? Similar situation with me, just got a 2021 camaro SS with 750 credit score but my interest is 9.4% and i want to refinance soon
Paid off our 2022 Suburban diesel in 9 months ( large down payment). No payments on 3 vehicles. Mortgage is in the next 🎯. Just a few years remaining on the house.. Imagine how much less stressful life would be not owing anything to anyone (except for taxes, utilities, insurance).
@@briandeluca6908 nothing fancy needed, extra principal payments can be made at any time or can write a check and pay it off when enough money is saved.
I’d have to say the gap insurance advise should be taken into consideration, especially for those who finance their cars. If it’s close to being paid in full, definitely go for it but if that car is totaled and the value of the car doesn’t add up to what you owe. You’ll be kicking out that difference that the insurance company won’t.
The worst decision I did to take a car loan. I wish someone talked me throughout how exactly it works and how much extra money will go out of my pocket another lesson learned.
I was a deal biller at car dealerships and it always shocked me that some people will pay more in interest for their vehicle than the actual cost of the car because of bad credit. Keep your credit good if you can help it.
I have excellent credit and still didn't get a good interest rate. Mine is 5.9%. Car dealerships are very savvy and sneaky about these things. I purchased my vehicle last year. Trying to pay it off a year (or two) early.
Keep your gap insurance!! I financed my car brand new last year for $34,000 and just last month my car was totaled in a hit and run. The insurance paid off the value of the car ($25,000) and the gap insurance is paying the remaining balance. Without gap insurance I would be responsible for paying that balance monthly.
Even splitting up your payment evenly paying half every two weeks after 12 months you will have paid the equivalent of 13 months. Combine this with rounding up to the next $100 or Even $50 and it will save you even more.
The dealership fd me over redid the contact. Took off the gap I didn’t even notice. Ended up getting hit by a red light runner and they only gave me a certain amount for my charger and had to pay like 4K out of pocket
GAP is only necessary if your car is underwater during the duration of the loan and when said accident occurs. If you got a good deal and the car loan maintains value with depreciation then you’ll be paid out for the remaining financed value.
@@ppppanda3009 It’s better to be safe than sorry. You never know how hard depreciation is going to hit. For example in 2023 I saw a grand wagoneer series 3 going for 113k not it’s going for 75k
In July I bought a new car. Put 20k down and instead of $400 a month, I pay extra $100 so $500 on a 3/4 yr loan) I hope it makes a difference in the long run
I was with you until you said opt out of gap insurance. Gap insurance saved my life earlier this year. My only mistake was getting into another car loan.
I like to just get the best interest and lowest payments and send more toward principal every week...Ima. make my 600 payment and send 250 a week extra towards principal... I make money in the stock market so my capital makes me money so I can use that money to pay off all debt amd still have my capital
Rounding up to the nearest hundred doesn’t really work that well. Most car loans require 3 payments ahead before applying to principal. So, an extra 50 bucks per month on a 1,000 car payment (3,000 to get to 3 months ahead) will take you like 5 years to pay any principal.
First pay your cell 📱 bill twice a month next save the money for next month's grocery shopping and save your paycheck to pay off your car insurance bill. It works all you have to do is give it a try.
Question I bought car and they made me buy the 2,000 ceramic coating on the car but they never put it on due to rain it’s still in my loan bundle obviously can I refund that?
Free Palestine and the u.s in conclusion lol “used to repo your car in 4 months now they repo in 2 months” literally after intentionally causing a pandemic and putting us all in this stupid situation
Divide your payment into weekly payments, For example, Payment is $400 a month, just pay $100 a week. This pays it off faster without, putting extra money from your budget. You will notice you will start being a few months ahead of the due date. Then all of the payment will be going towards principal only. Banks hate when people do this.
I don’t get it. There is 4 week in a month. Isnt that same thing by the end of the month you still pay $400. 🤷♀️
@@Pokka676 No each day you incur interest. When you start paying weekly by dividing your payment up. More money will be hitting the principal. The Banks will be getting less interest from you. Just try it and you will see what I am talking about. You will start be getting months ahead of the payment. Just try it. It work for me.
Car Note: 400. If you pay bi weekly pmts of 450
By doing it that way it doesn’t allow the interest to be amortized over 30 days .
Smart move by paying every week 😉
I make double payments each month. When I bought my new Acura they had no special financing from the manufacturer and I got stuck with a 7% loan with a credit score of 800. I was pissed to say the least.
just refinance after 6 months. I got 8% from the dealer, waited 6 months and got 1.99% with a local credit union. This was before the interest rates got so high
Hi 20.9% here 😖
I got mine 14% high
@@joshuawilliams6153 when you refinanced how was the process did you have to put any money down? Similar situation with me, just got a 2021 camaro SS with 750 credit score but my interest is 9.4% and i want to refinance soon
The times I bought a vehicle the interest was over 23%, which in turn motivated me to save a large down payment and pay off my vehicles within a year.
Paid off our 2022 Suburban diesel in 9 months ( large down payment). No payments on 3 vehicles. Mortgage is in the next 🎯. Just a few years remaining on the house.. Imagine how much less stressful life would be not owing anything to anyone (except for taxes, utilities, insurance).
Check out an all in one mortage. It might help you even more
@@briandeluca6908 nothing fancy needed, extra principal payments can be made at any time or can write a check and pay it off when enough money is saved.
I’d have to say the gap insurance advise should be taken into consideration, especially for those who finance their cars. If it’s close to being paid in full, definitely go for it but if that car is totaled and the value of the car doesn’t add up to what you owe. You’ll be kicking out that difference that the insurance company won’t.
Agreed 👍
Just bought a new Jeep! Both of us have a 700s credit score and got hit with 7% interest rate! Need to get this one paid off asap!
7%? What's the problem? Most car loans are at least double that..
@@AnnoyedCabezonFish-zs4td 7 percent is about the lowest you can get these days
7% is great you loon
7% is outrageous. Go through a credit union. Interest rates are much lower now.
@@jaredluzader1285 idk about that. I have a 760 credit score and got my first new car ever at 5.9%
The worst decision I did to take a car loan. I wish someone talked me throughout how exactly it works and how much extra money will go out of my pocket another lesson learned.
I was a deal biller at car dealerships and it always shocked me that some people will pay more in interest for their vehicle than the actual cost of the car because of bad credit. Keep your credit good if you can help it.
I have excellent credit and still didn't get a good interest rate. Mine is 5.9%. Car dealerships are very savvy and sneaky about these things. I purchased my vehicle last year. Trying to pay it off a year (or two) early.
Id keep the gap insurance, its really worth it. Accidents can happen anytime, and id rather have that protection
The GAP is very important.
Keep your gap insurance!! I financed my car brand new last year for $34,000 and just last month my car was totaled in a hit and run. The insurance paid off the value of the car ($25,000) and the gap insurance is paying the remaining balance. Without gap insurance I would be responsible for paying that balance monthly.
Even splitting up your payment evenly paying half every two weeks after 12 months you will have paid the equivalent of 13 months. Combine this with rounding up to the next $100 or Even $50 and it will save you even more.
I make biweekly payments. Next year, I plan on increasing the amount I pay in order to pay off my car loan quicker.
If you plan on refinancing take advantage of any lenders that offer no payment for 60 days, that’s 2 extra principal payments you can apply.
Always make extra payments towards the principal!!
DO NOT CANCEL YOUR GAP INSURANCE! Horrible advice. That's how you end up paying for a car that was totaled because someone else's negligence.
The dealership fd me over redid the contact. Took off the gap I didn’t even notice. Ended up getting hit by a red light runner and they only gave me a certain amount for my charger and had to pay like 4K out of pocket
Even with full coverage on your car?
Yes with full coverage. Full coverage ain’t enough get gap insurance if you’re able to it is very convenient.
GAP is only necessary if your car is underwater during the duration of the loan and when said accident occurs. If you got a good deal and the car loan maintains value with depreciation then you’ll be paid out for the remaining financed value.
@@ppppanda3009 It’s better to be safe than sorry. You never know how hard depreciation is going to hit. For example in 2023 I saw a grand wagoneer series 3 going for 113k not it’s going for 75k
In July I bought a new car. Put 20k down and instead of $400 a month, I pay extra $100 so $500 on a 3/4 yr loan) I hope it makes a difference in the long run
After 9 months how’s it going?
@@megajam5286 ok I think. I’m at 20,353 balance. Started at 25.000. Have a feeling it’s not going down fast enough lol
@@megajam5286 maybe I should pay $100 a week?
Please tell us if it makes difference 😊
I pay $40 extra a week and add $20 extra a year on top of that then pay big lump sum a year when I get my tax return
@@jodiaramoana4542 That’s what i was planning to do and extra cash and pay off bills just to have that extra payment
My bank of America loan doesn't show toward principle just shows other amount option which just lowers the next months payment
The lender my dealership uses makes it next to impossible to make extra payments.. Like they make insanely inconvenient
Ez to just shop online lowest auto loans . Credit unions like PENFED low so join one
Buy a house, get a car loan off the side of the mortgage at the same rate and not worry about it. Simple.
I was with you until you said opt out of gap insurance. Gap insurance saved my life earlier this year. My only mistake was getting into another car loan.
I like to just get the best interest and lowest payments and send more toward principal every week...Ima. make my 600 payment and send 250 a week extra towards principal... I make money in the stock market so my capital makes me money so I can use that money to pay off all debt amd still have my capital
Rounding up to the nearest hundred doesn’t really work that well. Most car loans require 3 payments ahead before applying to principal. So, an extra 50 bucks per month on a 1,000 car payment (3,000 to get to 3 months ahead) will take you like 5 years to pay any principal.
@@CurieBohr mine loan please gives me the option to make principal only payments
Not that I have the extra money at the moment to do that though
Thank you for your golden knowledge!
You consistently provide so much valuable information!😀
Very practical loan payment tips here! 💡
Your strategies are more realistic ❤
First pay your cell 📱 bill twice a month next save the money for next month's grocery shopping and save your paycheck to pay off your car insurance bill. It works all you have to do is give it a try.
Question I bought car and they made me buy the 2,000 ceramic coating on the car but they never put it on due to rain it’s still in my loan bundle obviously can I refund that?
Talk to the general manager. If that doesn’t work, your state attorney general will help at no cost.
Great information Laura. Thanks
i am keeping my extended warranty!!! i hate car repair bills.....especially if i have to pay out of pocket......i rather make extra payments
Chrysler capital is front end loading the loans now with interest so they get their profits back first.
Very good info
Thanks
Great vid!
If you pay more your balance will go down and if they take your vehicle you will be without a vehicle
Very inciteful 🙄
Then why are you here genius?
8th thumbs up!!
Thanks Bob - Happy Friday!
Don’t cancel the gym! Health is wealth
i planned to have Lauren do it ....🙆🤯🤣
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How about not getting a car loan. Save the money first and buy a vehicle later. It is stupid to buy a car with a loan.
Free Palestine and the u.s in conclusion lol “used to repo your car in 4 months now they repo in 2 months” literally after intentionally causing a pandemic and putting us all in this stupid situation
Terrible advice. My car was totaled and without GAP l would’ve owed over $5k