Author Archives: Erin Kasch

23 Apr

What Should You Do if Your Car Is Repossessed?

Paying off a car loan can be a balancing act for some people, but one that is possible with the right amount of planning and proper budgeting. But occasionally, unforeseen circumstances can cause financial setbacks, including the inability to make monthly car payments on time. If you miss one or more car payments, your lender

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22 Apr

OEM Parts Retain Your Vehicle’s Resale Value

If you want to invest in a new or used vehicle, you’re probably also thinking about the resale value of your current model. Your vehicle’s resale value is affected by many factors, including age, mileage, appearance, and the quality of its parts. At Indy Car Financing, we want to help our customers keep the resale

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21 Apr

The Main Types of Auto Loans

Navigating the world of car financing can seem daunting if you don’t know what types of auto loans work best for you and your budget. Thankfully, Indy Car Financing can help get you behind the wheel with the right auto loan, regardless of your current financial situation or credit history. To help you get acquainted

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20 Apr

Applying for an Auto Loan with Social Security or Disability Income

If you need to apply for an auto loan with social security income or disability income, it’s not as difficult as you might think. While some lenders might reject applicants that depend on social security or disability as a major source of income, Indy Car Financing accepts all forms of funding and credit types. Our

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20 Apr

What is an Upside Down Car Loan?

Financing a vehicle with an auto loan doesn’t mean you have to drive that car for the duration of the loan. If you decide that the vehicle you’re financing isn’t right for you and wish to trade it in for something else, that possibility is always available, but it’s important to make sure that you don’t

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27 Mar

Can I Write off Vehicle Payments as a Business Expense?

If you’re an employee that has a business vehicle, chances you may be able to write off your vehicle payments based on the purchasing method of the car. The experts at Indy Car Financing have some important information on whether or not you can write off vehicle payments as a business expense, so read on

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26 Mar

Should I Pay My Car Loan with a Credit Card?

Many buyers who visit Indy Car Financing ask our experts should I pay my car loan with credit card. The idea is that if you have a low-interest credit card or one with special offers for balance transfers that you could potentially save more money on interest. There are some perks associated with this method,

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24 Mar

How Car Payments Are Calculated

Before financing a vehicle, it’s important to know how car payments are calculated. The experts at Indy Car Financing have developed a helpful guide on calculating car payments, so you can secure an auto loan that fits your budget. The three most important steps for determining your car payments are: gather information, calculate your payments,

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24 Mar

How Not to Fall Behind on Car Payments

According to a recent study performed by the credit and research firm Experian, more and more Americans are falling behind on car payments. Experian measured the delinquency rate of drivers that had taken out auto loans and discovered that between 2013 and 2014 the number of borrowers delinquent on payments by 60 days increased to

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10 Mar

How to Rebuild Your Credit Before Applying for an Auto Loan

Purchasing a new car is an investment that requires most drivers to secure an auto loan. Unfortunately, applying for an auto loan when you have a low credit score or no credit history can be a difficult undertaking. Thankfully, the experts at Indy Car Financing have come up with some helpful tips for rebuilding your

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