Start with your bank. Most important thing is to shop around for the best rate.
But you’d probably get the best deal if you had it refinanced with a credit union than a bank or a finance company. Credit unions are non profit and will be more likely to offer a lower rate than someone who is in direct business in trying to rip you off.
I suggest that if you belong to a credit union, start your refinancing quest there. If you do not belong to a credit union, now’s the time to find one that you qualify for and join it.
when refinancing make sure to ask if there is a finance charge usually it is more then it’s worth to refinance. also be sure that they do not increase term will cost more in the long run
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Start with your bank. Most important thing is to shop around for the best rate.
But you’d probably get the best deal if you had it refinanced with a credit union than a bank or a finance company. Credit unions are non profit and will be more likely to offer a lower rate than someone who is in direct business in trying to rip you off.
I suggest that if you belong to a credit union, start your refinancing quest there. If you do not belong to a credit union, now’s the time to find one that you qualify for and join it.
Good luck.
when refinancing make sure to ask if there is a finance charge usually it is more then it’s worth to refinance. also be sure that they do not increase term will cost more in the long run
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You can start with the company that holds the title now. Or you can try banks…it all depends on the rate you are at now and the rate you can get.
Try your bank or a local credit union. They will be more prone to work with you.