How much is the interest rate for Personal Loan and Car loan in Dubai banks?
What is the maximum available tenure for expats?
How much is the interest rate for Personal Loan and Car loan in Dubai banks?
What is the maximum available tenure for expats?
I have a reasonably good credit rating. I’m looking for a rate that is neither a “special promotional deal” nor a “claw back the money we gave this guy by quoting him a super low price for the car”, and I’m likley to be looking at a 5-6 year payback on the car.
I am a mortgage broker and want to know if there is any software available out there to search the marketplace of lenders for car finance for my clients?
I’ve been looking for a used car in the area of $5,000. I have $1,000 to put down on it. My credit score is a little over 700. With 20% down, they are quoting 18% or more for a 24 month loan, which works out to about
$200 per month. Why is the rate so high?
2003 Hyundai Elantra, 70,000 miles NADA “Clean Retail” $5,900 my price $5,000.
$1,000 down
1.5 years at present job, 4 at previous
same home since 1999
about $750 credit card debt, no late/missed payments
$60,000 mortgage, under $800 monthly payments, it is a mobile home. $4,000 monthly income for me and wife. No dependents.
My previous car was stolen about one month ago. I was found as a destroyed wreck a week later. After $1,000 deductible, insurance only paid $1,000 (it was a 1998 Elantra with 155,000, so why would someone steal it?
I purchased it in 2001 and paid it off in 2004. My wife doesn’t have a car. She uses mass transit.
I can’t figure out the snag…
I am trying to buy a used car of about 24K. I am ready to put a down payment of around 5K. I checked with a credit union near by and they are quoting me 14% interest rate for a 4 year loan
.
My credit history is bad. It is around 689/638/640 today. It used to be pretty good before. 3-4 months back it was 740/660/660. As stupid as I may be, I had closed 2 creditcards which I never used.
I have credit history dating back to only 2 years, and I pay all due amount everymonth, and I had missed only one payment of 20$ once.
I have a good stable 100K job. And I want to know what my options are to get 5-6% interest rate
. Any help would be great.
I am trying to buy a used car of about 24K. I am ready to put a down payment of around 5K. I checked with a credit union near by and they are quoting me 14% interest rate for a 4 year loan
.
My credit history is bad. It is around 689/638/640 today. It used to be pretty good before. 3-4 months back it was 740/660/660. As stupid as I may be, I had closed 2 creditcards which I never used.
I have credit history dating back to only 2 years, and I pay all due amount everymonth, and I had missed only one payment of 20$ once.
I have a good stable 100K job. And I want to know what my options are to get 5-6% interest rate
. Any help would be great.
Monthly Gross income is $30,000
How can I find a very low auto finance rate? My credit union is 5%+, costco is 4.94%, and eloan is 6.99%+!! The dealership was offering 2.9%, but that ended on July 7th. That’s the type of rate I’m looking for. Does anyone have any ideas that I may not have thought of? Home equity loan is not an option, BTW.
BTW, I have excellent credit (700+).
An antique collector car is what is commonly used to describe that special category of cars which have lived through generations and have survived eons of competition from more modern brands, and still maintain the integrity of having been an automobile of a time best preserved in museums and told in old folk tales of nostalgia. They best capture the meaning of the adage “old is gold” because to find a well maintained machine of that sort would be a magnificent feat indeed.
Insuring these pieces of treasure would therefore require the use of specialty insurance packages that offer clients an antique collector car insurance rate suitable for the protection of the value of the antique car should a pre – specified event occur. There have always been debates as to what kind of car qualifies for the esteemed title that is antique, but the dominant theory is that an antique car has to be at least 30 years old
This fact alone invalidates the use of regular car insurance packages which cover cars with the normal life of between 10 to 15 years. The rarity of the antique car has forced insurers the world over to come up with policies which accommodate the uniqueness of antique cars and so offer an antique collector car insurance rate specific to individual cars. The adopted method for coming up with an agreeable rate will involve the full appraisal of an antique car by a professional valuer in the employ of the insurance company.
Another way of calculating the antique car’s value is to simply use its original cash price at which it was bought. Normally in such cases documentary proof will be required. The importance of getting the correct value of the antique car will be witnessed when it comes to calculating a suitable antique collector car insurance rate which will determine how the insurance premiums will be paid.
It is important for you to perform due diligence as far as comparing the insurance policies that offer an antique collector car insurance rate different from each other so that you may get a cover that is relevant for protecting the value of the antique. By and large the antique collector car insurance rate will depend on the kind of cover you decide to take. In this regard, there are several options including cash value, agreed value and stated value insurance.
Cash value insurance is designed to give the value of the antique car at the time of the policy issue. It has a flaw of not being flexible enough to make room for appreciation of car value and so many have been known to avoid this type of insurance. The agreed value policy can be applied to those clients who only use their cars on special occasions and times and so can get out of paying premiums for the full coverage of the car at all times. The stated value provides cover for the stated amount of the car in the full duration of the policy.