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Udetective · ‎Sep-28-2016

Just getting input from people that have had to finance their RV. Should I go through an RV specialist, local bank, or a Credit Union? Our local credit union promotes RV loans, just seeing if there is a place I should stay clear of. Thanks in advance!

tjfogelberg · ‎Oct-01-2016

Wings Financial CU (limited access) 2.49% rate locked for 5 years, 15 or 20 year amortization. No fees. Subject to change and limited availability.

mralex · ‎Sep-30-2016

I was able to pay cash for my RV but in my past experiences CU's have had the best int. rates.

BillHoughton · ‎Sep-30-2016

FrankoToo wrote:
Costco also offers RV Loans through Essex/Bank of the West.

But you have to buy 100 RVs, right?

Udetective · ‎Sep-30-2016

Thanks everyone!

goreds2 · ‎Sep-30-2016

I would advise not to get a loan and to pay cash but if you must, do it via a credit union.

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RE_Todd · ‎Sep-29-2016

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mvpmich · ‎Sep-28-2016

Bank of the West normally has very competitive rates

mvpmich
2012 Sportscoach Cross Country 385 DS
Freightliner XCR w/ Cummins ISB 6.7L 340 hp
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Udetective · ‎Sep-28-2016

You guys all rock. Thanks!

FrankoToo · ‎Sep-28-2016

Shop all of the above. Costco also offers RV Loans through Essex/Bank of the West. That's where I have my current loan.

FrankoToo
2018 Cruiser Stryker ST2313
2011 Ford F450 6.7L PS 4X4 Crew Cab Lariat

MNGeeks61 · ‎Sep-28-2016

I have always financed our RV's with the CU, with one exception when I went to a bank. Their rates weren't as good.

Toddupton · ‎Sep-28-2016

My CU always beats all other rates