You may think that bad credit history or a poor credit score would prevent you from qualifying from a car loan. Even if your credit score is 500 or lower, you still have multiple financing and loan options if you’re … Continue Reading

The San Francisco Fire Credit Union is currently offering an auto loan rate of 2.24 percent, which is at least a half point to a full point lower than most banks (http://www.sffirecu.org/loans/vehicles/auto). The rate is eligible for purchases up to … Continue Reading

On the week of deals, Stanford Federal Credit Union knocks the ball out of the park on competitive auto loan borrowing. The Credit Union is currently offering a deep, discounted rate of 1.49 percent on all new and used vehicle … Continue Reading

Unless you’re one of the rare birds who has the discipline to save up the funds to purchase your new car outright, taking on a car loan is something we all have to confront several times throughout our lives. As … Continue Reading

When a car loan offer goes below 2 percent, anyone listening should be paying attention, especially when it comes from a reputable institution like USAA. The well-known insurance company operates a diversified financial platform, including loans for cars. USAA is … Continue Reading

With the average car loan rate currently fluttering between 4.11 and 4.14 percent for June 2013, finding a car loan interest charge significantly lower than that range represents a good opportunity to go after by borrowers. However, while the first … Continue Reading

SafeAmerica Credit Union is rocking the boat when it comes to auto financing lately by offering an unbelievably low 1.49 percent rate for eligible borrowers. The loan rate offered is good for both new and used vehicle purchases, assuming they … Continue Reading