Have any of you gone through the fresh start program? I just filled out some info online, and it says that local dealerships who deal specifically deal in these type loans will contact me tomorrow. I just want to make sure before I go ahead with this any further that this isn't some loan with a huge interest rate. I am in Ga, and I couldn't find specific dealerships who deal in these loans. I'd try finding them online, and all I would get are website wanting more info to have someone contact me. Thanks for any info you can give me. I am wanting to find a used auto in the $15,000 range that is no older than a 2006 model with less than 60,000 miles on it. Hoping for a small to mid sized SUV, but I will take whatever reliable transportation I can get for now, to help build up my credit. My fico score has jumped up 60 points in the past 2 months, so that is a plus.
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Fresh Start loans are high interest rate loans. Expect the loan's interest rate to be in the high teens.
Most dealers will have a finance partner that deals in post-bk financing. Your first loan will be high interest rates but you should be able to refinance in less than a year or in a year at the most if your credit score keeps improving and you are always on time with payments, etc.You can't take a picture of this. It's already gone. ~~Nate, Six Feet Under
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Thanks. That is exactly what I was thinking, as far as having a higher interest rate at 1st and then refinancing later on.I have a car that is paid off, but I keep having so many problems with it. Problems that honestly cost more than what the car is worth. I just want to find something reliable that I can add an extended warranty to, and help restablish my post BK credit at the same time.I plan on going to a dealership that deals in fresh start auto loans this Sat. The closest dealer I could find is about 45 mins. away from me, but atleast it is a major dealership and not a buy here pay here type spot.Originally posted by backtoschool View PostFresh Start loans are high interest rate loans. Expect the loan's interest rate to be in the high teens.
Most dealers will have a finance partner that deals in post-bk financing. Your first loan will be high interest rates but you should be able to refinance in less than a year or in a year at the most if your credit score keeps improving and you are always on time with payments, etc.Chapter 7 filed 2/26/2010
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