Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I’m sorry to hear about your financial situation! However, I have some cautiously optimistic news: not all lenders will do this, but some will let you make a payment on your
with a credit card. Whether it’s a smart financial move is dependent on your situation and several other factors.
If you can pay the balance off without getting any interest charges on your credit card, it’s not a bad move. You get the points and you don’t miss your payment.
Conversely, this can be a bad move if you have to pay extra charges to your lender, such as a credit car fee. You’ll have to weigh both sides to see if it’s a good move for you!
If you want to free up some money in the future, shop around for new car insurance! The easiest way to do this is with the
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