When I first got my car loan, I didn’t know much about what I was getting myself into. I ended up with high interest. My credit score has gotten better. What can I do?
Refinancing essentially redoes your car loan so that you get a better deal. Because your credit score has improved, you should get a better interest rate than when you first got your loan.
You can reach out to your lender and see if they have a better deal for you, but you should also look elsewhere. Check banks, local credit unions, and other lenders for better refinancing rates. They should be able to give you quotes.
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