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*Subject:* Car Loan Question

Hello,
I am in really a plight and need help quick. My spouse got laid off 3
weeks ago...just using my income. we have two van loan payments
that we am not able to to make. One is $589/month, the other is $323/month. I
only make approx. $1500 every two weeks. With all my other bills, we cannot
afford both. Also, the cheaper van remuneration is a gas guzzler, that I
could not means to pay for gas all the time...
Here's what I'm considering as an option: Default on my car (589 loan); trade
the lorry (323 loan) in on a improved gas mileage vehicle--like a Kia Rio
(something cheap). we know we would have the disastrous equity updated on to the
new car loan, but we usually owe around 9,500 on the truck---so, we do not know
how sufficient would obviously be added.

I'm not certain if that is a great choice or preference or not, but we must be do
something and quick.
Thanks,

Thank you for your question. Sorry to listen to about the work loss. Has he
applied for stagnation benefits?

In regards to the car loans. we wouldn't default on a loan.You can try to
sell both or traffic both in if you want. If you default, they will just take
the car, start your credit and could start fascination rates on the new loan,
and could finish up in arrears a balance/payments even after they reposes the car.

Instead, if you usually need a car, try trading both cars, selling them in
the open market, or a multiple to obtain a used careful car. You might
have enough allowance to not even have payments is to proxy time (depends
on the traffic in values and how sufficient of a car you finish up getting).

Victor H. Garza
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