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    722 Example

    Thought I'd put some #'s to it!

    Lets say someone has a 5 year loan on a new vehicle where they're 2 years into it. They originally borrowed $21,000 @ 9.9%, over a 5 year term. Payment would be roughly $445/mo. If they have made all payments on time, they'd still owe about $13,800 after 2 years. The total of those payments (3 more years @ $445) would be a little more than $16000.

    Since new vehicles depreciate, it would not be unusual if that 2 year old vehicle is now worth only about $7500. A redemption loan would cover a little extra (loan fees & attorneys fee to handle the redemption process) and though I don't know exactly how much, I think its safe to assume $1000 or less. A redemption loan on $8500 at 25.99% APR over 4 years would be a payment of about $287. If paid over 4 years, would be about $13750.

    For someone w/ a tight income, it might be easier on them to have a lower car payment. ($150+ per month in this example.) Even if w/ paying the high interest, they save more than $2000. If they're able to afford the $445/mo payment, it would take 25 months to pay off the redemption loan, saving them 11 payments or almost $5000.
    Most of my information is from personal experience or HOURS and HOURS of online research. When you're searching online, keep in mind there is no guarantee that the info is completely up to date, and your situation is unique from anyone else's. Do your homework, and consult with an attorney so you can make an informed decision.

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