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Herculez

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Thanks to all of you! I have spent some time on the Class B. We have a lot to think about and will call on the members here to help with my research. You all are full of knowledge and I thank you.
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ed6713 wrote:

If you own real estate, and are eligible for an equity loan, that will, in all likelihood, get you the very best interest rate. Something in the 3 to 4% range.


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I just paid off my RV with a home equity loan at 3.9% interest. MUCH much higher with the loan I got initially. If you have the opportunity to do this, that is your best bet.

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Good going Jay and make sure you claim all of your credits with the filing of taxes.


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Essex Credit is at 5.37% up to 20 yrs for $99,999 and under, 5.12% over $100K.


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JayWalker2009 wrote:

ed6713 wrote:

If you own real estate, and are eligible for an equity loan, that will, in all likelihood, get you the very best interest rate. Something in the 3 to 4% range.


Yes. THis ^

I just paid off my RV with a home equity loan at 3.9% interest. MUCH much higher with the loan I got initially. If you have the opportunity to do this, that is your best bet.


Equity Loan. I thought I should let the members know my thoughts on using your Home Equity Loan.

I made a Vow to my wife to get our home paid off and to never use a line of credit against the home. I understand that it may not be considered normal not to use the equity in the home but times are hard and I must honor my commitment.

It is tempting but I just can not do it.

If able, when you pay your house off, Do your best to keep it free and clear.

With the deepest respect,
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I can get just under 4 percent on a new vehicle loan, two years or less, more than 25% down. That would be from my credit union, where I have a 30+ year history and substantial share balances.

That's the lowest I've seen lately, except for some factory-sponsored sales tool interest deals on specific models of cars and trucks, which have been as low as 0.9% in the past couple months.

Different loan size, longer terms, less security, different credit history, your interest is likely to be higher.


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"hold's my paper"...I hate that kinda talk...LOL


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AprilWhine wrote:

If you qualify to join USAA, their lowest loan rate is 1.79%


Is this for an RV loan?


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Check out Alliant Credit Union. Just got a 1.94% 72 month car loan, and was quoted 5.49% for an RV loan.
Easy to deal with...


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