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It depends on several things such as: purchase price, length of loan and interest rate. A new car will have a bigger sticker price but a better rate and longer term loan.
Base Price and sale price can be negotiated down to the loan price, which is the agreed upon amount you will finance.
If you have a loan on it, you'll need full coverage. If you do not have a loan, I'd suggest liability coverage for price. If you live in a busy city, get full coverage, as accidents do happen. Consult an insurance agent to see what is best for your situation.
In most cases, the opening bid is the amount required to pay the loan in full.
If your a full time student, you can apply for a maintenance loan and a tuition loan, you can also apply for a grant which you dont have to pay back.
A secured personal loan is a fixed interest rate loan in which you provide collateral or savings account, stocks, bonds, etc. to receive the loan. The price range depends on how big your loan is and what you have to put up for collateral, so there is no fixed price range.
Yes, but the price would most likely be higher then average because you'd be forced to pay off the remainder of the loan and whatever the car buyer wants for it.
The average down payment for a home loan is often twenty percent of the purchase price. For example a down payment on a home of $200,000 would be $40,000.
Sell the car for the price of the loan. If you can't get that price out of it, then talk with the bank about your options.
Usually this refers to two loans, or mortgages. The first loan is 80% of the sales price of the home. The other 20% is borrowed as a second loan, often a home equity line of credit. If you put the full 20% down yourself, this is usually referred to as an 80% loan-to-value mortgage.
The average Student Loan in 2009 was just over $23,000.
The average interest rate on a motorcycle loan is 100000