I have a new car that's a year old but my payments are too high. Can I get a loan to pay off my car and re-finance with a credit union?

You will also want to check the terms of your loan. Make sure there is no penalty for early payoff. Most likely, you will need to refinance under a used car loan and not a new car loan.

There is also a nice basic article on edmunds.com --quote-- Consumers who are thinking of refinancing should visit Bankrate.com. By typing in the name of your state of residence and the city closest to you, a list of lenders and their rates are presented in an easy-to-read table. --unquote-- It basically says that anyone can refinance but many people don't think of actually doing that.

You should check out the bankrate site to be armed with information to take to the credit union. Of course, like the other poster said, it is also dependent upon your credit score and whether someone will give you a loan at a better deal. However, many banks and credit unions do better percent wise than dealerships which is why it's advised to have a bank letter in hand when going car shopping.

Good luck.

Many credit unions (and banks) may not be willing to refinance a car loan, but check with a loan officer as your credit union may have a different policy. You do however have other options even if you cannot get a new car loan. 1.

Use a home equity loan to pay off your auto loan. 2. Use a home equity line of credit to pay off your auto loan.3.

If you have good enough credit, you may be able to get a signature loan (i.e. Unsecured loan) and use that to pay off the auto loan. However, make sure the new loan payments are not higher than the old one's.

Depending on your existing loan interest rate and remaining term, and the new loan's interest rate and available term this may or may not be a good option.

That all depends on your credit my friend. If you have 1-2 credit cards that you've paid off each month for the past couple years, probably. If you owe Sears 1000 and collection letters come every other day, probably not.

Every credit union is different but I'd recommend a smaller credit union as they love that particular type of loan. Large banks like Well's Fargo may turn you down.

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