
- May 15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 9
F & I Spells Rip Off
You've bested the auto salesperson atthe negotiation game and now there's justthe paperwork to deal with. Actually,now's the time to be extra vigilant,because you're going in to see the financeand insurance manager, the F & I guy,whose job is to get some or all of thatmoney you saved on the car back fromyou. His tools are extras that add cost butlittle value and a loan with a bloatedinterest rate. Your first defense on financingis to know your credit score; a scoreof 700 or more should qualify you for thebest loan rates. Armed with that knowledge,you can head off any attempt by theF & I manager to jack up interest rates.Basically, that means the $40 or so youpay MyFico (www.myfico.com) to getyour credit score could save you hundredsor even thousands in the F & Imanager's office.
Articles in this issue
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Examine the Current Recruitment Trendsover 17 years ago
Teach Your Kids Priceless Money Lessonsover 17 years ago
Recognize a Suitable Employment Offerover 17 years ago
Grasp the Shaky Economics of Medicineover 17 years ago
Choose Between a Big Hat or Big Cattleover 17 years ago
Safeguard Your Assets with Solid Trustsover 17 years ago
Medicare Payments Under a Cloudover 17 years ago
Doc Execs Rake It Inover 17 years ago
Residents: Students or Employees?over 17 years ago
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