Posted in March 13th, 2010
Chase bank provides a variety of auto finance options. Chase auto loans are available to purchase, new and used cars as well as small trucks, SUVs and mini-vans. Used car loans can be made for vehicles that are not more than five years older than current model year and can not have more than 75,000 [...]
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Posted in January 21st, 2010
Auto loan rates remained unchanged for the week ending January 15, 2010. The average rate for all terms on both used and new car loans were unmoved from the first week in January based on our survey of the top banks and auto lenders.
Each week selectautorates.com surveys some of the nation’s largest banks and auto [...]
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Posted in September 3rd, 2009
For a number of car buyers, the type of car they purchase is dependent on the auto financing they can obtain. Not only is this common but it is not an unreasonable conclusion. With auto loan amounts averaging above $25,000.00 it is easy to see how the cost of financing can play an important role [...]
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Posted in August 11th, 2009
1st Colonial National Bank is a national bank chartered under the National Bank Act and was formed in 2002. The bank’s main office is located in Collingswood, New Jersey. 1st Colonial National Bank is a full service bank for consumers and businesses. 1st Colonial offers a wide range of consumer and business banking products and [...]
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Posted in August 10th, 2009
Car loan rates held remarkably steady this week. After tumbling significantly during the prior week, auto loan rates remained steadfast for the week ending August 7, 2009. New car loans with a five year term remained stable at 5.49%. Four year term car loans continued to be promoted with an average rate of 5.35%. In [...]
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Posted in August 6th, 2009
Car loan rates dropped modestly for the week ending July 31, 2009. The reduction in bank borrowing cost over the past few months has finally brought about a reduction to the current level of car loan rates. Bank borrowing costs have dropped measurably as seen with the reduction in fed funds rates, savings rates and [...]
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Posted in August 5th, 2009
Shopping and comparing car loans and car loan rates should be a straightforward process but one that should be accomplished with a keen eye. Don’t simply glaze over the car loan rates and terms; understand all of the conditions attached to the car loan before signing on the dotted line.
Comparing auto finance options online makes it easy [...]
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Posted in July 16th, 2009
Before shopping for any car loan, be sure to check your credit report and credit score to correct any inaccuracies that may hurt your credit rating. You may be able to lower your auto loan rate by improving your credit score. Auto finance rates are predominantly based on the loan applicants credit history and credit [...]
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Posted in July 16th, 2009
Before taking out a longer-term car loan, consider the different options to lower your monthly car payments without raising your long-term costs. In auto finance, long term auto loans are becoming more common place.
With the cost of car ownership rising, more car buyers are looking for ways to lower their monthly car payments. The most [...]
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Posted in July 15th, 2009
Various trends in the automobile industry are having an impact for car owners which may include car prices, auto loans, auto loan rates, taxes and manufacturer’s incentives. Some of these trends are positive, allowing car buyer’s access to better deals. Others are more negative. Many of these auto cost and auto finance trends occurring in [...]
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