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Skeeter41

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Posted: 08/13/12 07:39pm

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Have a Keystone Sprinter 311 lined up to buy in the next week or two. Anyone have any suggestions on a good loan company to go through? What about insurance? Any help would be appreciated.

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keatonb16

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Posted: 08/13/12 07:42pm

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Cant you just go to your bank?

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Skeeter41

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Posted: 08/13/12 07:47pm

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I can, but they want 10% interest on RV's. My credit is extremely good and have found a couple places online that are around the 8%.

keatonb16

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Posted: 08/13/12 07:53pm

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8 or 10 percent isnt going to make a big difference in a short term loan.....I love Canada...unlimited money at 3.5%

Roy&Lynne

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Posted: 08/13/12 07:53pm

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Are you or a memeber of your family military. USAA is awesome.

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K Charles

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Posted: 08/13/12 08:15pm

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If it's a toy maybe you should pay cash then interest would be 0%

keatonb16

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Posted: 08/13/12 08:20pm

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K Charles wrote:

If it's a toy maybe you should pay cash then interest would be 0%

agreed

bailer6334

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Posted: 08/13/12 08:30pm

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Look on-line at Bank of America. Got my TV loan for 2.99%. As far as insurance goes look at who you have your auto insurance with, Good Sams and Progressive.

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Posted: 08/13/12 09:24pm

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Who do you have your current vehicle insurance through? Do a bundle deal and usually you get multi-car discount. I have Geico on all vehicles and when we had the TT we were able to put it in a storage faze and lower our premium.

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Posted: 08/13/12 09:26pm

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I second USAA. Also if you belong to a credit union they usually have god rates. We insured through usaa also. Most use same company that insures their car.

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