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Open Question: Will this help my credit score?
I maxed out my credit card in college when I used it to help pay for books, food, bills, etc.

I’ve been slowly paying it off since I’ve gotten out of school and have been making more than the minimum monthly payments on time.

Recently, though, I missed the last two payments (I thought they were being automatically taken out of my account and they weren’t) so now I’ve been hit with a lot of late fees and finance charges and have been playing catch up.

I planned to have this card completely paid off by Dec. when I hoped to be able to purchase a new car.

My question is do you think in 10 months or so my credit rating will be okay for me to apply for a car loan?

And how bad did I mess up my credit rating in the first place by missing 2 payments and maxing out the card?

(Sidenote: this is the only debt I have besides one student loan I have co-signed with my parents)

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Open Question: Should I trade in my car or refinance?
I pay 365.95 a month for a 2004 Acura TSX and my interest rate is 8.773% I believe. I’m thinking this is a good rate considering I have only ok credit. I want my payments to be lower. Would I be able to refinance for a longer term? Right now I have 40 payments to go depending on how many double payments I make. I Know I will have to find a cheaper car if I want to trade it in and have my payments be lowered to around 100 dollars. Is this a wise choice or should I just continue to make these high payments on my already low interest loan.
Mileage is 50k and its in good condition.
I have 12,500 left to pay off.

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Open Question: Why do banks use some kind of mysterious formula to calculate the finance charges for my loan?
I got a “Truth In Lending Disclosure statement in the mail today from the bank I am getting a loan from.. I can’t figure out how they get all those numbers. They somehow come up with a finance charge of $13,398.77. That is how much I have to pay to borrow $36,030. That’s insane! That’s over 37% interest! I haven’t sign the loan contract yet. I am buying a $54,000 condo. The interest rate is 8.11% and there will be 59 monthly payments of $348.01 and at the end of the 59th month, I still have $28,896.18 I still have to pay. WTF? Why do they make it so complicated?

I am thinking about just borrowing some money from a friend and pay him back the money plus 10% of that money. That would be so much simpler.

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