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How should a retiree apply for a car loan?
I'm 66, retired, and looking for a moderately priced car. How do I apply for a loan?
Johnny Puckett · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Retirees should approach auto lenders with their income documentation and a copy of their credit score. Most lenders are willing to work with people who have retirement income such as Social Security, IRAs, and pensions.
Retired loan applicants should always shop around for a lender that is offering the best terms. There is no need to feel obligated to accept a short-term loan based on age, but a short-term loan can also mean a lower interest rate.
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