Auto loan deferrals during COVID

OR17TRD

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Many people out there are starting to feel the effects of the economy shutting down from COVID.
Many financial institutions are offering loan deferrals for those in good standing with them. If you have an auto loan check with your financial institution to see if they are helping people with monthly payment deferrals.
Most are doing this for no fees and up to 4 months.
Toyota financial is one that is offering up to 2 months.
Many local credit unions are doing this as well.

@Lil G mentioned this in another thread.




Even if you don’t “need” this offer here is a thought. Use this offer and take the total payment amount and put it all towards a big principal payment. This will take that amount off the loan interest free and save some money on your total interest payed by paying off the principal of the loan a little quicker.
 
EXCEPTION TO THE BILL DEFER

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EXCEPTION TO THE BILL DEFER

Furloughed? DISH Network says too F’ing bad!

Please share as far and wide as you can. They want their money on time. If it’s not on time, you get a late fee and disconnected at 60 days.

CALL DISH! SPREAD THE WORD!
Fu#k dish network. They've always been assh#les
 
I have a mortgage, maybe I need to find out what about these kinds of loans and get also the monthly payment deferral, this thread just now pushed me to think about it.
I heard that FCA confirmed support for mortgage borrowers impacted by the covid situation, I just do not understand where to go with it, maybe to my mortgage broker? It was Mortgage Advice Coventry maybe they can provide support with mortgage deferral and help with all these papers and law rules. My gosh, if I only knew about what will happen in 2020 I would not take that mortgage, could still live in a rented flat and pay monthly really small money in comparison with loan payments now
 
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