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Although most would argue that having a car is a luxury, it is plainly obvious that a person that doesn’t own a car is hugely disadvantaged especially in todays world where mobility is so important. It is thus bordering unfair for a person not to have the right to mobility just because they have a bad credit history.

Fortunately people with poor credit histories no longer need to be unnecessarily burdened by the ghost of their credit past. There are many lenders who are more than happy to receive customers who don’t have a good credit history and offer them reasonable loan plans to get the car that they need.

The first and often most overlooked item that is the sole determinant of your credit history is your credit report. Every person is entitled to view their own credit report and you can do so by using companies such as Experian, Equifax or TrueCredit to extract your credit report. With the credit report in hand, you can then determine which are to work on and where you can improve your credit score.

One should generally accept that if you have bad credit that the interest rates that you will pay monthly will definitely be higher than those paid by others with better credit histories. Generally the accepted rates are between 12% - 18% A.P.R. This is because of the greater risk profiles that bad credit customers bring so the lenders have to be compensated for the extra risk taken.

Although not commonly known, many people think that if you have a bad credit history that you will either be rejected or be given very bad rates. This is only true if you aren’t using any collateral to cover the risk of the loan. Many people don’t know that if you have bad credit but own assets that can act as collateral then your risk profile drops significantly and as such your interest rates will fall dramatically.

As with other loans too, it is important that you compare the quotes between companies. Most companies treat bad credit customers differently and as such there might be huge differences in the quote amounts. It pays of particularly well if you shop around. In addition to getting quotes from many companies you should also negotiate for the best loan and not be shy to use quotes from other companies in your negotiation.

 


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Did you Know...

Checking your Credit Report
Checking your credit report before you purchase your vehicle can be very beneficial as you can clean up any loose ends before your lending institution has its first look at your credit history.

If there are any unsavoury points like returned checks then you can add an explanatory page with your application explaining your circumstances and why the incident happened.

Always Plan Your Purchase
The generally accepted first thing to do is to anticipate when you will want to purchase your vehicle and then plan around it. Never buy a car on impulse unless you don't need a car loan.

When you plan for the purchase you can also pick the most appropriate car, look for reasonable payment options before signing on the dotted lines and lastly won't leave you awake at night worrying yourself with self doubt.

Keep your Eyes Open
Even after you've bought your car and signed on for the car loan, you should still always be looking around for better deals for refinancing you car.

Ever so often banks will change their rates and you might be much better off if you actually choose to refinance with another cheaper lender.

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