First finance
First finance
The TL is going to be the first car that I'm not leasing.
Let's say I get the TL for $34,000 plus 6% tax = 36,000
If I put $6,000 down I would be borrowing $30,000.
I am 25yo and have good credit, I have leased a few cars and currently pay mortgage on a house.
With average interest rates, what would the monthly payment be on a 5 year finance? I am just looking for a ballpark figure, I know it won't be solid.
Let's say I get the TL for $34,000 plus 6% tax = 36,000
If I put $6,000 down I would be borrowing $30,000.
I am 25yo and have good credit, I have leased a few cars and currently pay mortgage on a house.
With average interest rates, what would the monthly payment be on a 5 year finance? I am just looking for a ballpark figure, I know it won't be solid.
Given a purchase amount of $36,000.00.
A down payment of $6,000.00.
An interest rate of 5.000%,
A term of 5 years.
Your monthly payments will be $566.14.
Payment Schedule for 60 payments of $566.14
in the first paragraph it says loan calculator. click it and try out some figures
http://www.fccuburt.org/FCCUHomeLoans.html
A down payment of $6,000.00.
An interest rate of 5.000%,
A term of 5 years.
Your monthly payments will be $566.14.
Payment Schedule for 60 payments of $566.14
in the first paragraph it says loan calculator. click it and try out some figures
http://www.fccuburt.org/FCCUHomeLoans.html
Thanks for the quick replies!
So if I got a 5% interest rate I wouldn't be paying much more per month than if I leased the car.
I originally thought it would be $7-800/month atleast.
Under $4,000 in interest over 5 years doesn't sound too bad, I guess it would be better to finance instead of just buying it.
So if I got a 5% interest rate I wouldn't be paying much more per month than if I leased the car.
I originally thought it would be $7-800/month atleast.
Under $4,000 in interest over 5 years doesn't sound too bad, I guess it would be better to finance instead of just buying it.
it all depends on the interest rate, but if you have good credit, then i wouldn't see a reason for you not getting a rate like 5%. if you wanna play around with interest rates or downpayment, go to the link i posted
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