Financing Company Explanation

Janice Gealey · Apr 2, 2014

For the last 1 3/4 years my ex husband and I have been supporting our daughter and granddaughter due to circumstances. She now has a decent paying job and is starting to get back on her feet. I am 71 years old and my savings went to support her and I won't get that money back. So I still love to camp and because of a heart problem and knee situation my pop up has to go. I still work and if I finance this HiLo I will continue working for the rest of this year and hopefully will make a dent in the amount I have to pay back. But in the meantime, I can get away for a week or two at a time and enjoy the simple things in life. So I need the name of a company that won't rip me off and I can trust with my information.

RichR · Apr 3, 2014

Most dealers use banks that offer RV finance plans. Your best bet is your own bank or credit union. Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union presently charges 9.9% for up to 84 months. Banks may be more flexible with time and rates. You can do a home equity loan to finance it but that is risky if you have trouble paying it back. Finance companies are ripoffs unless you don't mind paying really high interest rates. You would be better off to save up and buy when you can pay cash and save a bundle of money. I hate paying interest on anything, I have better uses for my money.

Pinn · Apr 3, 2014

If you are prior military, you might be able to go thru USAA. DH and I have our HiLo finianced thru them.

Financing Company Explanation

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