Not exact matches
Because the repayment
term is longer, interest has more time to add up and you can end up paying
thousands more
over the duration
of your
loan.
This can save you
thousands of dollars
over the
term of the
loan.
The shorter
loan term will save borrowers
thousands and
thousands off interest payments
over the life
of the
loan.
With such a wide range
of interest rates — and the
thousands of dollars that will have to be repaid in interest
over the length
of the course plus the standard 15 - year
loan term — it makes sense to find ways to cut costs on your
loan.
If that is the case, you could refinance your home
loan and save
thousands of dollars
over the life
of the
loan or even get an extension on the
loan term and lower your monthly payments for the same sum than the previous
loan.
Depending on your current
loan term and interest rate, refinancing could potentially save you
thousands of dollars
over the life
of your
loan.
The decision to use IFS's
loan services is now saving Jerry
thousands of dollars on his auto
loan while improving his
loan terms, and he plans to use his savings to improve his financial situation
over the next five years.
Shopping around for a better rate could save you hundreds
of dollars each month and probably
thousands of dollars
over the
term of your
loan.
I'm not a big fan
of financing any kind
of vehicle, but if you already have a
loan for one or more
of your «toys» you can save hundreds (or
thousands)
of dollars
over the
term of the
loan.
Or, if you are approved for a
loan, you might not get very good
terms, resulting in paying a higher interest rate (and hundreds or
thousands of dollars more
over the life
of your
loan).
A lower interest rate and a shorter
term means that you will save
thousands in interest
over the life
of your
loan.
That 15 - year
term speeds up the process
of paying off debt, potentially saving you
thousands of dollars in interest
over the life
of the
loan and allowing you to build up equity quickly.
If buying a home is in your plan for 2018, doing it sooner rather than later could save you
thousands of dollars
over the
terms of your
loan.
In contrast, car title
loans are more generous in
terms of loan amounts (up to several
thousand dollars) and the amount can be paid back
over the course
of a much longer period.
A lower rate could save you
thousands of dollars
over the
term of the
loan.
The credit score can affect how much money a lender will offer and at what
terms; higher credit scores mean borrowers can potentially save
thousands of dollars
over the life
of a
loan, FICO said.
The higher your credit score, the lower the interest rate you will get which could potentially save you hundreds or even
thousands of dollars
over the
term of an auto
loan.
If you or a cosigner has excellent credit, there is a good chance you will be able to lower your interest costs — potentially saving you
thousands of dollars in interest
over the
term of the
loan.
It's possible to save
thousands only in interest
over the life
of your
loan by simply choosing a 15 - year
term over a 30 - year one.
Your real estate lender will be able to provide you with numerous
loans to choose from with different interest rates and
loan terms that can save you
thousands of dollars
over the life
of the
loan.
Combine that with higher interest rates, and choosing a longer
term could mean paying
thousands more in interest
over the life
of your
loan.
If you are offered a better interest rate or lower monthly payments or both, you could save hundreds or
thousands of dollars
over the life
of the
loan — a great trade for the mild and short -
term credit score damage.
By comparing rates and
terms from multiple lenders, you can save
thousands of dollars in interest
over the life
of the
loan — perhaps pay off your mortgage sooner — or, reduce your monthly payment.
Even small fluctuations in housing markets or interest rates could mean
thousands of dollars saved or spent
over the course
of 15 to 30 years, depending on your
loan term.
A shorter -
term mortgage could save you tens
of thousands of dollars
over the life
of the
loan.