In 2017 my old ‘84 truck finally died and I had to get something so I could get to work. Picked up a real nice ’15 Camry with real low mileage. I have a decent job, never been late on ANY payment of any kind in the past 40 years. Yet I still had a fairly high APR on the car loan. Thankfully I could pay it off a year early. You can’t win for losing.
Let’s see. He has no money. He has no income. He has no job. He has no property other than the clothes on his back. He doesn’t live in a society with any consumer loan protections. I’m supposing the lender collects on bad debt using large people with heavy clubs. A triple-digit APR seems pretty likely!
My YouTube CPA, Clear Value Tax, said one of the top components the three Credit Agencies use to determine our Score is the credit card companies top credit number given. So, I filled out my most recent MasterCard offer, and provided a whole slew of details their next Hackers will love.
In polite circles that is called a Subprime Loan. They know the borrower can’t pay it off, and there is a good chance of default so they get enough in the early period of the loan to cover losses later.
Imagine 7 months ago
He doesn’t get any credit for anything.
seanfear 7 months ago
umm that’s a base-20
Ahuehuete 7 months ago
Now that’s what I call a solid state computer.
Scorpio Premium Member 7 months ago
The power of stone tech tablets.
Wilde Bill 7 months ago
Worse than a payday loan.
sandpiper 7 months ago
Considering current vehicle prices, that’s gonna be the norm for normal folk.
Mediatech 7 months ago
He must be very interesting.
BigDaveGlass 7 months ago
I don’t think he’s slated for credit…….
nosirrom 7 months ago
I’ve had three digit APRs before. But there was a decimal point.
Gizmo Cat 7 months ago
A what? Can someone explain this?
Angrboda Premium Member 7 months ago
Completely bewildered non-American here. What even is that?
littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago
Couldn’t he clean up his credit score with some soapstone? Or would using lie-mstone be better?
The Orange Mailman 7 months ago
His interest rate just went down because he’s no longer interested.
cdward 7 months ago
Time to walk away. And probably keep walking since you have no wheel. But that’s better than what Thor’s offering.
dbrucepm 7 months ago
too many people buy what they want instead of what they can afford and become owned by their possessions instead of owning them
Count Olaf Premium Member 7 months ago
Preview of coming detractions…
steveconkey2003 7 months ago
Is he using the new iStone to get the rate?
[Unnamed Reader - 83d506] 7 months ago
He’s got one of those new iSlabs.
rockyridge1977 7 months ago
Car loans are the worst!!!!!
Droptma Styx 7 months ago
“Stone tablet” has been updated to … a stone tablet.
flagmichael 7 months ago
About a decade ago, at least here in Arizona TV commercials offered loans at fractions of a cent below 100% Annual Percentage Rate.
The classic Loan Shark rate is “five for four” – borrow four grand today, repay five grand next week. No kidding.
mindjob 7 months ago
This is what happens when you don’t make those alimony payments
Trevor.brown 7 months ago
Sounds like the interest Pizza the Hut charges.
paranormal 7 months ago
Too bad you don’t have title loan businesses. You would see triple digit interest rates…
Dave's Not Here, Man 7 months ago
I’m more impressed that Thor’s stone tablet has wifi.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 7 months ago
There’s no negotiating the loan interest because it’s etched in stone!
LONNYMARQUEZ 7 months ago
have a high score and still 7.2 is the best I could do………
GumbyDammit223 7 months ago
In 2017 my old ‘84 truck finally died and I had to get something so I could get to work. Picked up a real nice ’15 Camry with real low mileage. I have a decent job, never been late on ANY payment of any kind in the past 40 years. Yet I still had a fairly high APR on the car loan. Thankfully I could pay it off a year early. You can’t win for losing.
rugeirn 7 months ago
Let’s see. He has no money. He has no income. He has no job. He has no property other than the clothes on his back. He doesn’t live in a society with any consumer loan protections. I’m supposing the lender collects on bad debt using large people with heavy clubs. A triple-digit APR seems pretty likely!
dvandom 7 months ago
For that tablet to brick would require a tech update.
kathleenhicks62 7 months ago
Huh?
zeexenon 7 months ago
My YouTube CPA, Clear Value Tax, said one of the top components the three Credit Agencies use to determine our Score is the credit card companies top credit number given. So, I filled out my most recent MasterCard offer, and provided a whole slew of details their next Hackers will love.
DJohnny 7 months ago
- Try to turn it off and on again, will you?
eddi-TBH 7 months ago
BC owes a double payment just for sitting there.
rwballca 7 months ago
In polite circles that is called a Subprime Loan. They know the borrower can’t pay it off, and there is a good chance of default so they get enough in the early period of the loan to cover losses later.
Bill The Nuke 7 months ago
Once upon a time the feds limited interest rates to protect the public. Now they’re protecting the banks.