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Like someone else said, get the payoff amount and actual percentage, I am betting it's a variable rate which is why it went up to 17%.
Use an ammortization calculator to figure out how much the total payout would be by the end of your term.
Divide by amount of months left.
Pay that amount each month (1000+/month)
Sell parts for money.
Use an ammortization calculator to figure out how much the total payout would be by the end of your term.
Divide by amount of months left.
Pay that amount each month (1000+/month)
Sell parts for money.
Originally Posted by PRB2000,Jan 20 2010, 08:28 AM
you might be mistaking irresponsible for uneducated in finances and for being taken advantage of by the bank, and i was pretty much lied to by them.
if anyone's gonna keep putting me down. don't bother posting
if anyone's gonna keep putting me down. don't bother posting
Man up and accept responsibility for you actions instead of claiming that the bank lied to you about your interest rate.
I'm getting bent over backwards by the hike in interest rates on C/C's accross the board. It sucks major ass but just man up and pay your shit.
I'm doing that on my car right now until I can sell it. The best way to learn is from making mistakes--we're all human
I'm doing that on my car right now until I can sell it. The best way to learn is from making mistakes--we're all human
Originally Posted by TepEvan,Jan 20 2010, 09:06 AM
Like someone else said, get the payoff amount and actual percentage, I am betting it's a variable rate which is why it went up to 17%.
Use an ammortization calculator to figure out how much the total payout would be by the end of your term.
Divide by amount of months left.
Pay that amount each month (1000+/month)
Sell parts for money.
Use an ammortization calculator to figure out how much the total payout would be by the end of your term.
Divide by amount of months left.
Pay that amount each month (1000+/month)
Sell parts for money.
Originally Posted by clawhammer,Jan 20 2010, 09:53 AM
Really? The bank lied to you? Well what about the contract that you signed? Let me guess, you didn't even read it. Well, why don't you just dig up the original contract and look at what interest rate you agreed to? Let me guess though, you don't have a copy of it.
Man up and accept responsibility for you actions instead of claiming that the bank lied to you about your interest rate.
Man up and accept responsibility for you actions instead of claiming that the bank lied to you about your interest rate.
Originally Posted by espelirS2K,Jan 20 2010, 09:57 AM
The best way to learn is from making mistakes--we're all human 

Originally Posted by PRB2000,Jan 20 2010, 04:57 PM
Originally Posted by MikeyCB,Jan 20 2010, 02:59 PM
Raj still has a nice red bridge he'd like to sell you in SF


Originally Posted by PRB2000,Jan 20 2010, 05:03 PM
Raj ? i dont get it...... golden gate bridge? yeah i'd proly try to finance that too 

But I like that you'd finance it

I've had bad loans, and still have one with a relatively high interest rate (10.75%) and it pains me, so I don't look at statements for it, I just continue to pay it down and throw in extra on the principle whenever possible. It were taken out of necessity when better options weren't available. You aren't the only one with a bad interest rate by any means - you just have one of the higher rates I've seen on a car finance.







