Investigate immediate refinance Loans from different credit unions ( penfed.org, etc). Credit Union pays off that loan and reissues a different loan, less predatory Interest rates, more favorable terms and conditions. Source: about 1 year ago

I would try credit unions in your area or even out-of-state credit unions that are easy to join by everyone. For example, a quick search shows that penfed.org has 5.04% for a 60-months loan. Source: over 1 year ago

OK we took a quick look at penfed.org and it looks like this site is using some technology (namely "Shadow DOM") that we don't yet fully support for manual correction. This is why your changes are not persisting. So it will take longer for us to fix on this particular site, I'm afraid :/. Source: over 1 year ago

I've found that penfed.org is generally the cheapest financing available, barring some kind of special financing subsidized by the manufacturer. Worth the minimum contribution to become a member in my experience. Source: almost 2 years ago

You are definitely spot on about lowering the interest rates. I just checked penfed.org and they have used car rates from ~5-5.5% so that may be worth doing to save some cash, possibly better deals elsewhere. Source: almost 2 years ago

Green Dot is the closest one to it. The love of Chime is that there's no real "waiting period" between a company sending a direct deposit transfer signal and the back posting it. When I was in college https://bankmobilevibe.com/ worked the same way with my student loan disbursements and backed up by Customers Bank, which shouldn't set off any flags with the SBA upon reconsideration (which will be tough for you as... Source: about 3 years ago