The result should be the amount of money you are able to spend on a monthly
car loan payment assuming you have set aside a down payment.
Not exact matches
While the average price of a
car these days is pushing $ 34,000, a four - year
loan at $ 292 a month (10 percent of a $ 35,000 gross annual salary),
assuming a 20 percent down
payment, comes to just $ 17,500.
If your new
loan extends the number of months over which you pay for your
car, your
payments will be lower (
assuming your interest rate is not higher than before refinancing or you do not finance too many additional costs into your new
loan).
If you have an existing upside down
car loan, it might mean a higher lease
payment, but
assuming you keep the
car until the end of the lease, then your negative equity is completely gone.
The reason why banks use this formula for clearing checks is that they
assume that the larger checks are the most important
payments, i.e.
car loans, mortgages.
Because a consumer proposal does not include secured debt, such as a
car loan or lease, you can keep any leased or financed
car (
assuming the equity is less than $ 6,600) if your
loan payments are up - to - date, and you continue to make all your
car payments.
But at the same time, your mortgage
payments have to be more than 31 percent of your income, meaning you are pressing up against the limit of what a likely candidate for refinancing looks like,
assuming you have other debts, like a
car loan or credit - card bills.
We
assumed buyers would make a 20 % down
payment and finance the balance over 48 months at 4.05 % — the average cost of 48 - month new -
car loans when the study was done.