My monthly payment is 491 a month At 72 months with 13percent how fast can I pay off if I pay 591
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My monthly payment is 1056. 00 for 72moths. If I give 1 extra payment to principal every month how much faster can I pay it off?
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If my car is $11,000 and I pay $460 a month. How long will it take to pay it?
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I have 12000 left on my car note at 475 a month should it be paid off next year
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If I have 19 payments left, how many months do I have until my car is paid in full?
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If my car is $ 30772. 76 and get it refinanced at an 6. 3 apr what would my payment be
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If my car is 16,000 and I pay 220 every two weeks how many years do I have to pay to complete the payment
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How many years is 42 payments left
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46,000 with 1000 down monthly payments
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I have excellent credit. If I make a down payment of 20000 on a vehicle selling for48000. How much will be my monthly payments
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