Seven-Year Car Loans Hit a Record. Here’s What Advisors Should Ask Clients
Record car borrowing hits $44,664, with $787 payments and longer terms raising costs, prompting advisors to examine clients’ debt and savings goals.
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Why It Matters
People are borrowing more money to buy cars and taking longer to pay it back. When loans take longer, you pay way more in interest, so it is smart to think about whether that car fits your real budget.
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