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991806 No.991806 [Reply] [Original]

Hey /biz/, I'm in a bit of a rut and I could use you're advice. My car has a month or two to live until it needs serious fixing which is liking to cost around 700-800 (burning a lot of oil, also something bent causing belts to grind to each other). Problem is that I'm a delivery driver so i really need this car in shape and i don't have the money to do so atm. Should I either look into getting a loan for a new car or should i apply for a credit card and use that towards the repairs? personally, I'm leaning towards the repairs because my car has been paid off already. If i do apply for a credit card, which one should i go with?

>> No.991815

See if a personal loan through your bank has a better interest rate before the credit card. It happens sometimes. I like to use credit unions for this.