I used to have a really low credit score, and I’ve been working on my credit for a while now. When I checked my score last, it was at 659. Is that credit score good enough to refinance my car loan?
if your credit has improved since you originally took out the loan. Any improvement in your credit score could earn you better terms.
Car loan interest rates are largely based on your credit score. Since you’ve improved your score, you’ll probably be eligible for a lower interest rate. This means that your car loan will cost you less in the long run. If you further improve your credit score in the future, you can always refinance again for even better rates!
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