Inexpensive Auto Refinancing - Pen Fed Credit Union
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Inexpensive Auto Refinancing - Pen Fed Credit Union
For your information, Pen Fed Credit Union is now offering really great financing and refinancing rates on their loans. To refinance for 3 yrs with a 2013 or 2014 model year auto, the rate is .99% and the only other requirement is to have $5 on deposit at the credit union. A year ago I financed my other auto thru them at a low rate too.
Anyone know how long you need to keep a Lexus loan before you can refinance?
Anyone know how long you need to keep a Lexus loan before you can refinance?
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For your information, Pen Fed Credit Union is now offering really great financing and refinancing rates on their loans. To refinance for 3 yrs with a 2013 or 2014 model year auto, the rate is .99% and the only other requirement is to have $5 on deposit at the credit union. A year ago I financed my other auto thru them at a low rate too.
Anyone know how long you need to keep a Lexus loan before you can refinance?
Anyone know how long you need to keep a Lexus loan before you can refinance?
to answer your question, wait for the paperworks/billing statement to get your account number, there you'll see your payoff quote THEN you can re-finance.
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When I go on the Lexus Financial site, I see a payoff amount, so I guess I can refinance, although I have only made 1 payment so far.
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When I purchased my RX last Oct, it was suggested by the Sales Mgr to finance to get the $1700 Lexus promotion, but interest rate was 4.5%. Then refinance in about 3 months, but I have never seen anything in writing about when one could refinance.
When I go on the Lexus Financial site, I see a payoff amount, so I guess I can refinance, although I have only made 1 payment so far.
When I go on the Lexus Financial site, I see a payoff amount, so I guess I can refinance, although I have only made 1 payment so far.
You can ask for a check ( from Pen Fed/ any credit union) and use it to pay it off.
i have done it before
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