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Frequently Asked Questions About Financing

Is my information stored on the website?

No. Your application is transmitted directly to D.E.L. Motors' customer management system over an encrypted (TLS) connection. It is never stored on the website or by our platform provider (spif.io). D.E.L. Motors is the sole custodian of any information you share.

Why does the form ask for my Social Security number?

Lenders need your Social Security number to obtain your credit report and verify your identity, which is required to evaluate your application and offer financing. By submitting the form, you authorize us to obtain a credit report for the purpose of evaluating your application.

What should I include in my income for an auto loan?

Use your verifiable income that is consistently coming in each month. Know that you could be asked to provide proof of your income with paystubs, tax returns, bank statements, W-2s, social security statements, disability payment statements, or documentation for investment returns or earnings.

What does my credit score tell lenders about me?

A credit score is a number believed to represent your creditworthiness based on your past actions. It tells a bank or lender how likely you are to pay your bill on time. The evaluation that determines your credit score is a combination of your payment history, debt management, the utilization of your available credit, and the ratio between your debt and your income.

What is considered a high debt-to-income ratio?

Your monthly debt obligations will typically include things like your Clay Center mortgage or Junction City rent, car loans, student loans, credit card bills, and other payments that are more long-term. When the total of these items reaches more than 43% of your income on a monthly basis, you have a high debt-to-income ratio. When that ratio reaches more than 50%, you will be considered a high-risk borrower.

Do personal loans impact my credit score?

If you apply for a personal loan, the lender will run what is called a hard credit check that accesses your credit report. These inquiries can impact your credit score by as much as 10 points. But that decline will only last for a short time.