Although auto refinance makes sense for the majority of situations, it’s still something you want to review before you commit yourself fully. If your current loan has a prepayment penalty, you will want to explore what that penalty looks like and if you can have it waived. Most of the time, there is no prepayment penalty, but it’s always wise to do your due diligence and check.
If there are additional fees associated with canceling the loan, like needing to re-register the vehicle and transfer the title after refinancing, plan for this ahead of time. Fees can change per state, so it’s worth checking on what the specific details are for your state.
You also want to consider the age of your car. Some lenders will be stricter about refinancing cars that are over 10-years-of-age or with more than 100,000-miles on the car.
Overall, though, if you need to change the terms of the loan immediately or your credit score has improved, then the cost savings that come with these changes can override the fees mentioned above. That’s why auto refinance is something that is recommended for the majority of people today. We just want to encourage you to, as always, do your homework.
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