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Can you refinance a car loan?
It’s possible to refinance a car loan; to replace an existing loan with a new loan under new terms. A car loan refinance may help you save money and give you greater flexibility and control over your repayments.
However, there are costs and risks to be aware of when refinancing a car loan—such as paying extra fees and charges, or extending the length of your car loan term—which can mean paying more total interest on the car. Before you apply for a car loan refinance, consider the effect it could have on your personal finances, and whether refinancing will be worth it to you over the long run.
What is a refinance car loan?
A refinance car loan is simply a car loan offer that you use to replace your current car loan. For example, you may come across a car loan offer from another lender with lower interest rates and/or fees that could help you save on repayments if you switch your car loan. Alternatively, the refinance car loan could offer features and benefits that your original car loan does not, which may better suit your financial circumstances and personal goals.
Almost any car loan product could potentially serve as a refinance car loan if it offers interest rates, fees, features or benefits that better suit your needs.
How does refinancing a car loan work?
The process of refinancing your car loan by applying to switch to another provider is normally much the same as the process of applying for any other used car or new car loan:
- Compare car loan deals and find a car loan that you would like to apply for
- Fill out the application. You may need to provide your new lender with the details of your existing loan
- Once the new loan is approved, you will then enter into a new loan contract with the new lender
- The money you borrow from the new lender is used to pay off the remaining balance of your previous car loan
- It’s a good idea to check with your previous lender that the account you held with them is closed after the balance has been paid and your loan has been transferred.
Remember that the cheapest car loan may not always be the best choice for you and your financial situation. Consider comparing a variety of different car loan options from different lenders before getting your car loan refinance.
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