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Student Auto Loan
1. How To Get A Student Auto Loan
Many students are interested in having their own car, but most of them a source of
income to finance the car. However, as a student you can still get a car by applying for a
student car loan, even if your parents aren't willing to cosign.
How to Get a Student Auto Loan
1. Start by creating a checking and savings account with your bank. This will help you
build up a banking history. Many lenders will be comfortable working with students who
know how to manage their money.
2. Visit your bank, credit union or subprime lender, to see if they offer student car loans.
3. Fill out the loan application. You may need some recommendations from your bank or
a proof that you are in college.
4. When filling the application form, check to see the interest rate and other important
details. Consider a bank with low interest rates and a longer repayment plan. In certain
cases, the lender may give you an additional reduction rate if your parents cosign the
loan.
5. Consider the loan quote and check to see if it fits your budget. Keep in mind that you
will also have to pay for insurance, gas and other expenses.
6. Once everything is clear, go ahead and sign the application documents to get your
loan.
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