Should I tell the bank it is for a car, is this to my advantage or disadvantage?
Dont want full coverage on a old car that really doesnt need it just because the loan requires it
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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
1st. Honesty is the best policy!!! 2nd. You need insurance coverage for the dollar amount you owe. I once bought a used car and found my combined payment were less expensive by allowing the finance co. to maintain insurance for the amount I owed as the adjusted the premium evrytime I made a payment thereby lowering my payment each month.
You don’t have too disclose what you are spending the money on…..If you use the car as Collateral then you will have too have full coverage.