Getting a loan is one thing, but can you have more than one loan with First Choice?
car loans
Can a person who previously filed for bankruptcy get a car loan?
Bankruptcy can be overwhelming. If you’ve filed for bankruptcy, you might think getting a car loan can be difficult. There can be issues, but we’ll explain how.
What is my budget for a new car or a used car?
New cars and used cars have seriously separate values when it comes to buying. What can you afford? And how can you afford it?
Do I have to sign-up for automatic payments for my car loan? How do I do that?
Signing up for automatic payments for your car loan is a consideration, and something that we recommend. Find out why, and how, to do that.
How much can I afford for a car loan?
A car loan is a major expense. What you can and can’t afford is a very personal topic for you. We look at this issue, and a handy calculator to use.
How does a car loan affect my credit rating?
Buying a car is a major purchase. Because of this, most people use a car loan to offset that major cost. But a car loan can affect your credit rating.
What fees are involved with a car loan?
Car loans are loans specific to buying a new or used vehicle. There are some fees associated with automobile loans. We detail what they are, and how much.
Should I get a loan for my car, or save and pay cash?
A vehicle is parallel only to a car in the expense and responsibility needed. To get a car loan or to save and pay cash is a great question to answer.
What are the terms for a car loan?
Car loans offer different rates, and different terms. Should you choose less years to get the vehicle paid off sooner? Or should you go longer, with a lower payment?
What is GAP Protection and GAP Plus Protection?
GAP protection allows your money to be protected during the life of a loan. GAP protection and GAP Plus offers separate terms.