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1 similar Car Loan Agreement contracts
Car loan agreement between employerCar Loan Agreement • October 26th, 2020
You've done the homework, you've negotiated a car loan, and now you're driving out of the lot in your new set of wheels. It's not exactly your new wheel. Until you finish paying off your 36-month, 60-month or 72-month loan, that car belongs to the bank, car dealership or credit union that fronted you cash in the first place. Fortunately, when handled properly, paying off a car loan is a simple and painless process. If you've chosen the right car, figured out the best monthly payment and kept a close eye on your finances throughout, you'll be a full-fledged car owner in no time. A successful car loan is a great way to build a solid credit rating and set you up for a long future of mortgages and small business loans. And when the car's paid for, it's yours. You can sell it, trade it or hang on to it for many happy years of fun, debt-free driving. In this article we will look at how to seamlessly pay your way through a car loan, and even how to change loans mid-stream to get a better deal
