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Title: Subprime car loan anyone?
Post by: Heckler on February 02, 2015, 11:04:07 PM
What's going on down there, guys???  Don't let this subprime thing happen again, eh!

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/republicans-gutting-dodd-frank-as-wall-st-goes-subprime-again-1.2938552


Apparently, also happening in the great white north.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/car-buyers-say-dealerships-duped-them-over-td-s-costly-loans-1.2489309


Title: Re: Subprime car loan anyone?
Post by: SaintM on February 03, 2015, 05:16:57 AM
The first article is a totally biased opinion piece.

The second seems to show Canadian dealers and banks pointing the finger at each other. If one (or both) lied to the customer, fine or jail them. Regardless, I have little sympathy for someone that signs up for a 30% interest loan stretched out over several years. I don't care what the sales pitch was or the reason why the customer thinks wasnecessary to buy the collateral.
Title: Re: Subprime car loan anyone?
Post by: dycker1978 on February 03, 2015, 07:26:52 AM
The first article is a totally biased opinion piece.

The second seems to show Canadian dealers and banks pointing the finger at each other. If one (or both) lied to the customer, fine or jail them. Regardless, I have little sympathy for someone that signs up for a 30% interest loan stretched out over several years. I don't care what the sales pitch was or the reason why the customer thinks wasnecessary to buy the collateral.

+1  some responsibility has to be in that of the consumer.... regardless of what was said.