To be fair USAA has rates so terrible I think they actively want out of the loan business. Amazing how uncompetitive their rates are across the board.Yeah, USAA was about a percentage point higher for 72 months.
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To be fair USAA has rates so terrible I think they actively want out of the loan business. Amazing how uncompetitive their rates are across the board.Yeah, USAA was about a percentage point higher for 72 months.
Seriously, not a joke.every month I see my beer fund depleting, that said I am finding out lock rate periods from one of my CUs that has decent rates right now, the rest would put me in AA.
Not quite the late 70s early 80s that my parents endured but we are on our way. Good luck all!Ugh, this stresses me out. I guess I've just always timed it when rates were low, but my last several vehicle purchases had loan percents around 1.0%, 1.1%, .9%, etc.
Anything over 3% makes my stomach turn...
Heh, I already have 6 kids, they might look at me funny if I claim a 7th!More like anyone want to claim family so I can join that Elgin CU. Those rates are really good comparatively right now. I can't find anything close to that near me.
84 months LOL LOL - is that a mortgage?Wasn't on a Bronco but I just helped a friend with a 750 credit score on a new car purchase and they were given the options of 5.99%@60/72 or 6.24%@84. Used would likely be 1-1.5 points higher based on some research, and likely double digit rates for anyone with mid-tier credit. Definitely makes purchasing any vehicle nowadays painful.
Definitely unfortunate, but it's all some people can afford from a monthly payment standpoint.84 months LOL LOL - is that a mortgage?
My local credit union starts at 3.99%. I was able to bargain with them a few years ago and get it a bit lower than what they were offering then, so lower might be possible.I know interest rates are going crazy right now. I feel very fortunate that I was able to obtain my loan when rates were still good (1.85%). What are good rates now?