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One of the first big purchases many people make is an
automobile. Of course, those just starting out in the world
aren't liable to have much credit history. So how exactly do you
go about getting yourself a good car loan? Well, if you can't
cough up the cash (and most of us can't, if you're considering a
fairly new vehicle, that is), the smartest thing you can do is
to prepare yourself early. Get ready to line up your credit at
least a year before you're ready for that auto loan.
This doesn't mean run out and get several credit cards and start
charging. It does mean establishing yourself with a good solid
history of being a financially responsible adult. When you go in
for a loan on a new or used vehicle, you should know what kind
of credit history the dealers will be looking for. This isn't to
say that if you don't have good history, you won't get a car
loan. There are plenty of lenders more than ready to take
advantage of those with poor credit by not turning them down,
but instead slapping them with huge finance charges and
impossibly tiny monthly payments that will let them collect
interest on you for years.
Don't let it happen. Do some pre-planning.
If you don't have a checking account, get one. Savings accounts
are fine, but checking accounts require that you keep an eye on
the balance and don't bounce checks or overdraw the account, and
that alone establishes some financial credibility. It also
ensures a safe route for your auto payments, which you can have
deducted straight from your bank account. Set up direct deposit
of your paychecks with your employer if possible (it goes
without saying that you must have a steady job), so that your
bank records show a consistent flow of cash coming in every two
weeks. Direct deposit also keeps the money out of your hands and
safe in the bank, which leads to the other big point: Save for
your down payment!
Not only will a good down payment knock down the amount you're
required to finance on your new car; it will also make you look
like a safer financial bet and will most likely result in a
better financing plan. Those with at least a quarter of the
purchase price in hand will be riding much more smoothly when it
comes time to finance.
Finally, it might be a good idea to take out a small bank loan
about a year in advance of your first car purchase. Make the
loan small enough so that you know you won't get into trouble
trying to pay it back; and then, most importantly, pay it back.
On time, with regular monthly installments.
Trust us: It's important to make yourself look like a good
financial investment for the car lenders. When it comes time to
set up payments on that new set of wheels, you'll be glad you
did. Nobody wants to be paying off a car loan long after the car
has gone to the junkyard.
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