Comments on: i need a help with some tricks for getting money from credit card?

By: Marcie H

Marcie H — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 20:29:34 +0000

Not sure about that one. I know Ford credit doesn’t take credit cards as I have tried. Did they give you checks with the new line of credit. Maybe you can write a check to the car place but I think you will still have to pay a fee for that..

By: kumar t

kumar t — Sat, 28 Jul 2007 22:04:56 +0000

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By: Stephanie J

Stephanie J — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:45:07 +0000

Indeed, can you not make your car payment with a credit card?

Also, likely your 0% interest rate is only good for 6 months, then will jump to around 18%. This is probably a LOT higher than your auto loan. Have you thought this through? What will you do then?

And do you have the self discipline to pay down that credit card at the same payments as you already are? You do NOT want to carry that debt on a credit card, as I already said, they’ll get you when the interest kicks in.

Just be careful.

By: booger0819

booger0819 — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:08:05 +0000

why not just call the place that has your car loan and see if they take credit cards?

By: misty m

misty m — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 01:13:30 +0000

You could set-up your on credit card processing and pay yourself, but remember you will have to pay a fee of about 2-3%. Or you could use the card to make all your normal purchases like gas, groceries, even offer to do this for family and friends and they give you the cash. Then use that money to pay down your car loan.

But remember the quickest way to lower your cresit score is to carry high balances on relvolving dept (aka credit cards). So you may pay for this later with higher interest rates.

By: MR BIG

MR BIG — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 21:36:18 +0000

you can roll funds your funds from account to account but this is very risky, if you dont have a stable job or can pull funds from somewhere can lead to bankcruptcy.

Basically you have you account at the moment and use that money to invest in something that is your car loan for the year. effectively what you do is earn the interest repayments on the loan. But when the time comes to pay the money back you need to be able to find the 17,000 from somewhere. If you can get another credit that will do a funds transfer then you can do that and hopefully you have an interest free term on that also, you repeat the process till you car loan principal is paid off. make sure you close your previous accounts and remember your credit has to be reasonably good or people wont be willing to grant you credit cards.

make sure you contribute some additional capital to the car loan account so that you are regularly reducing the principal of the car.

If done properly then the cost of the loan is simply just the principal and you should save all your interest.

Again i stress that it is very risky and should be done witha clear plan etc.
Good luck