How To Erase $70,000... With $2,000

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  • @Drea1120
    @Drea1120 Před 26 dny +2

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  • @nicolaskesington449
    @nicolaskesington449 Před 26 dny +1

    nice video, however if you have a car loan amount of $1162 a month, your expenses would be more than $2000 a month, by the time you pay for food, gas, electric , phone bill and what about your rent or mortgage, your expenses would be close to $4k a month and that would leave you with no cash flow

    • @inthewend07
      @inthewend07 Před 26 dny

      Not necessarily! I'm sure he's stating facts here. Maybe $2000 is this individual's share of the monthly expenses which would explain why they could afford a car payment that high.

  • @conniehooks3345
    @conniehooks3345 Před 22 dny +1

    I didn’t see my note go down when I paid it off early

  • @jamesross6476
    @jamesross6476 Před 19 dny +2

    With $4k income, you're not getting a 70k car loan

    • @velocityc
      @velocityc  Před 14 dny +2

      That's the point. This shows that you can do a lot with a little

  • @conniehooks3345
    @conniehooks3345 Před 22 dny +1

    I never knew a car payment to be amortized please explain

    • @velocityc
      @velocityc  Před 21 dnem +1

      Absolutely! You know how it doesn't matter how much you pay to the principle on a loan you still have the same required regular payment?
      That's amortized.

  • @stoney687
    @stoney687 Před 26 dny

    The interest on line of credit

  • @bfboom22
    @bfboom22 Před 25 dny

    If I apply it as principal payment I’m still making a loc payment plus a $1162/month car payment…??? Alls we’ve done is reduced the principal balance on the car loan???

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 25 dny +1

      Yes, you lowered the principal amount, but you're lowering the amount of interest you're paying. This is because you're further down on the loan, which creates the scenario of a greater portion of monthly payment going to principal. So it functions like a double win. Lower principal balance, while a greater portion of monthly payment goes to principal.

  • @christopherpatterson8833
    @christopherpatterson8833 Před 20 dny +1

    What money do we use to pay loan back and keep monthly car payments?

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 20 dny +1

      The money in the line of credit.

    • @christopherpatterson8833
      @christopherpatterson8833 Před 19 dny

      I thought he said use the line of credit to pay car loan down by 10k if you do that then gow do you pay the 10k loan and the car note with only 2k ?

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 19 dny

      ​@@christopherpatterson8833The 10K do come from the line of credit. So it looks like this. Borrow 10K from the line and throw it as principal payment to the car. Then you're going to put your income in the line. So 10K - 4K = 6K. Then you add 2K expenses 8K. So, yes the cash flow is what pays it down. The difference is that by parking income in the line it lowers the average daily balance. Which saves interest paying back the line. Hopefully I didn't confuse you.

    • @beabchill
      @beabchill Před 16 dny +1

      All expenses come out of the line of credit. When you get paid, you add/deposit your $$ into the line of credit, satisfying your monthly LOC installment and reducing your LOC daily interest rate. You continue to repeat this until more line of credit is available to proceed with another chunk payment.

    • @velocityc
      @velocityc  Před 14 dny

      Great question! The line of credit is just one option, but if you think it's appropriate we can talk about it: calendly.com/creditwiz
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  • @soulctrlr
    @soulctrlr Před 25 dny

    Should you always call to have the payment applied to the principal?

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 25 dny +3

      Yes, if you want it to be principal only.

  • @alexvalencia6124
    @alexvalencia6124 Před 25 dny

    I bought a house for $240000 how much do I throw in to principal balance? And can I put $4500 a month into the principal balance instead of $10000 ?
    I forgot to mention I pay $2300 a month

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 25 dny

      It depends on monthly cash flow.

  • @1luvfinance
    @1luvfinance Před 24 dny

    So if the person pays $2000 a month to pay down the LOC plus $1162 car payment, that would equal $3,162 a month.

    • @Moving2Win
      @Moving2Win Před 20 dny +1

      Correct. I've noticed a lot of velocity banking people forget that the person is still making a monthly payment. I notice until more recent they have been catching it more. So the car would get paid faster.

  • @thedadfrequency5370
    @thedadfrequency5370 Před 27 dny +1

    😂😂😂, that pen drop at 10:40 every time I show someone the project of VB, at the very moment they finally get it!

  • @philb6079
    @philb6079 Před 12 dny

    Why not just pay 2000 extra each month??? You skip the interest charges for the line of credit.

    • @sakuraXhinataMix2
      @sakuraXhinataMix2 Před 3 dny

      The interest would be more because it's based off the principle , plus there would be an additional 5 months with doing 2k/ month.

  • @stoney687
    @stoney687 Před 26 dny

    Just say 6 months

  • @Joce123
    @Joce123 Před 27 dny +3

    I cannot relate to your video because it's impossible for me to get a $10,000 line of credit. My credit score is 715 my Credit Union won't give me a line of credit.