Cheapest Rate on Financing/Re-Financing?

[NorthernNeck_VA]

Who has the cheapeast rates on financing or re-financing (with adding your home and other cars to their insurance policy??

Thanks!

[tjfogelberg]

I've decided to go through my CU (Wings Financial). They do it alittle differently, amortize over 180 months with a 5 year balloon (forced refi or payoff). Upside is rate 2.49% and no application or
closing fee. GS is still a good deal assumimg the fee is very low (less than $300), I never got that far with it.

[laknox]

Robyn Barnes wrote:
Hi NorthernNeck,
Financing through the Good Sam Finance Center does not require switching your insurance to Good Sam. If you would like me to have a sales rep call you regarding financing options, please send me a private message with your contact information,

Thanks you,
Robyn Barnes

Hey! I thought advertising wasn't allowed in the forums! :B:B

Lyle

[NorthernNeck_VA]

Robyn,

Thanks!!

PM sent.

[Robyn_Barnes]

Hi NorthernNeck,
Financing through the Good Sam Finance Center does not require switching your insurance to Good Sam. If you would like me to have a sales rep call you regarding financing options, please send me a private message with your contact information,

Thanks you,
Robyn Barnes

[wing_zealot]

Check Bank of the West rates but, 4.29 sounds like a pretty good rate.

[tjfogelberg]

X2 Looking at 4.29% with GS but I won't switch insurance from Liberty Mutual under any circumstances.

[gbopp]

I've found that Credit Unions often have the best rates.

And, they don't require you to buy home/auto insurance from them or, recommend where you get insurance.

I'm hoping you misunderstood GS?

[NorthernNeck_VA]

Financing. I called GS and unless I misundertood, I had to bundle my insureance with them to get a good rate.

Sorry for the confusion..

[gbopp]

NorthernNeck,VA wrote:
Who has the cheapeast rates on financing or re-financing (with adding your home and other cars to their insurance policy??

Thanks!

Are you talking about finance rates or insurance rates? :h

[Drifter1959]

Financing or insurance rates?