
There are lots of places to turn for car loans, but
only one where your interests come first, and that's your credit
union. We combine competitive rates
with flexible terms to help put the car you want within reach. Refinancing
is available, as are preapproved loans. Applying for loan pre-approval
before you go shopping will enable you to know how much buying power
you have and can also save you time.
In addition to auto loans, DCTFCU makes loans for
trucks, boats and airplanes.
See our current rates.
To apply for
an auto loan, print out the application, complete it and return
it to the credit union in person, by fax or by mail with your two
most recent pay stubs as proof of income. Be sure to check "Auto"
as Type of Loan.
Use our Loan
Calculator to see how much your payments would be on a loan
or how much you can borrow at a certain payment amount.
Use our Loan
Comparison Calculator to compare interest rates and loan amounts.
Increase the rates incrementally and see what your payments would
be for different loan amounts.
Other Resources You Should Know About Our credit union
participates in two great programs for car buyers:
ABCD
Buyers Club
Through free seminars and personal consultations, ABCD
helps you through the entire car buying process. Their advisors
can help you determine a fair purchase price for any vehicle you're
interested in as well as the trade-in value of your current vehicle.
They also get our members price breaks at certain dealerships.
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Enterprise Car Sales tries
to make buying a vehicle as enjoyable as owning one. They
sell well-maintained former rental cars in a variety of makes
and models - foreign and domestic - between 1 and 3 years
old. Every one of them comes with a 12-month/12,000-mile extended
service agreement.
Find certified used cars nationwide with Enterprise Car Sales'
used
car finder. |
D.C. Teachers Federal Credit Union has established relationships
with third-party companies like ABCD and Enterprise to provide services
to DCTFCU members. While we do our best to choose these companies
based on the quality of their services, we are not responsible for
their services. If any problems arise with goods or services delivered
by third parties, you will need to address your concerns directly
to that third-party company.
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Aggravation
Should You Buy
or Lease?
Buying a Used Car
Choosing
the Right Car for You
How to
Cut Your Insurance Costs
How to Take a
Test Drive
Preparing Your
Trade-In for Top Dollar
Safety - You
Asked for It
Using Home
Equity for a Tax Deductible Auto Loan
When 1.9% Sounds
Too Good to Be True
Account Terms, Disclosures
& Agreements
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