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  • How to Determine the Amount a Bank Will Loan on a Car

    Although the term "LTV" (loan-to-value) is most often referenced to mortgages, the same principle applies to auto loans. Auto finance companies and lenders use an auto loan's LTV ratio as a...

  • How to Make Car Payment Online

    Each day, thousands of people pay everything from their mortgage to their credit cards online. Online payments save consumers the cost of stamps, provide rapid transfer of funds, and allow swift...

  • What to Do When a Bank Loses Title to a Vehicle

    If the bank loses the title to your vehicle before you have completed payments, the easiest solution is to go to your state's Division of Motor Vehicles and apply for a replacement. If the bank is...

  • How to Trade In an Unpaid Car

    If you are in the market for a new car, but still have a car that you are paying a loan on, you might think you have to completely pay off your car loan (or find someone who will pay it off as...

  • How to Prepare Paperwork to Take Over a Car Payment

    Taking over someone's car payment is not easy. In most cases, it will be disallowed by the bank. The bank made an arrangement with the buyer and it fully intends to keep that agreement intact. The...

  • How to Get an Auto Loan with No Credit

    It's possible to get an auto loan with no credit if you are savvy and determined. With a down payment, good employment history and decent income to support your car payments, insufficient credit...

  • How to Take Over Payments on a Car Loan

    You found your dream car, but the owner wants you to take over his payments instead of buying the car outright. This is a potential red flag because it probably means the owner owes more than the...

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