Vehicle Venture Financing to Put Yourself in the Driver’s Seat.

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Vehicle Venture Financing to Put Yourself in the Driver’s Seat

Leasing Versus Buying Decide if timing is good now Decide if timing is good now Use payment-lowering strategies Use payment-lowering strategies Estimate your costs Estimate your costs –Know how much cash you will pay for the duration of the loan

Driving In Know your limits Know your limits –Begin by knowing what you can afford Locate a reputable dealer Locate a reputable dealer –Find the right loan officer for your needs Choose the right loan Choose the right loan –Select the best product for your situation

Financing Your Vehicle Shop for the best rate Shop for the best rate –Check the daily interest rates Compare lenders Compare lenders –Dealer –Banks, savings and loans –Credit unions

In Conclusion Leasing Versus Buying Leasing Versus Buying Driving In Driving In Financing Your Vehicle Financing Your Vehicle

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