Car Loans with Lower Interest Rates at We Florida Financial

When it comes to car loans borrowers usually turn to their banks or the car dealer for financing. But did you know that an auto loan from a credit union provides more long-term benefits?

When it comes to credit union memberships, a lot of people are hesitant about joining because of common misconceptions. Despite the high interest rates and fees imposed by banks, people still choose them over credit unions when in fact, there are numerous benefits to becoming a member—benefits you won't receive from traditional financial institutions.

We Florida Financial provides four types of home loans to cater to the different needs and situations of our members.

Reasons To Be Optimistic About Mortgages in Florida

Home prices in Florida are steadily rising. This means it's a more advantageous period for buyers who want to buy or swap homes, especially compared to market conditions years ago. For mortgages in Florida that suit every type of budget, We Florida Financial is a trusted name among credit unions in the area.

When Should You Look into Vehicle Refinancing

First-time car owners aren't all the same. Some may spend plenty of time finding the best deal while others let down their guard and trust whatever financing the local dealership offers. If you've realized too late that you signed up for a bad deal, vehicle refinancing can give you some breathing room in your budget and extra savings in your wallet.

Home Financing 101: Home Equity Lines of Credit vs. Home Equity Loans

When it comes to home financing, a home equity loan can be categorized in two ways: a home equity line of credit and a home equity loan. While they may appear similar at first, they have fundamental differences that make one more appropriate than the other, depending on your needs.

When Should You Consider Vehicle Refinancing?

Vehicle refinancing is an easy way to lower your monthly car payment while getting a little extra cash for your budget. At We Florida Financial, you can lower your interest rate by 1% or more and get a cash bonus of up to $250.

Why Should I Switch to a Fixed Rate Mortgage? Or Adjustable?

Generally, mortgages can be categorized as fixed rate and adjustable rate. As their name implies, fixed rate mortgages will mean you have a fixed interest rate and steady monthly payments. An adjustable rate mortgage means your monthly payments could change if interest rates change.

How-to's for the First-time Home Buyer: Getting a Loan and Staying Within Budget

If you're a first-time home buyer, a loan may already be on your to-do list. Here are a few helpful tips to help you through the process:

We Florida Financial's First Time Home Buyer Program was designed to help first-time home buyers navigate the entire real estate financing process.

First Time Home Buyer Mortgages: Mistakes to Avoid

One of the most common mistakes of first time home buyers is underestimating the true cost of home ownership. Unfortunately, this mistake isn't exclusive to first time home buyers. Mortgages in general can be difficult to navigate without guidance, which is why We Florida Financial's mortgage loan officers are always ready to assist members to choose and understand their mortgage options.

You’ve closed on your new home and moved in. That’s it? Not necessarily. Protecting your investment and building equity should be next on your agenda.

Florida Home Loans for Every Kind of Budget

According to the latest housing data released by Florida Realtors® in 2016, Florida’s housing market is growing at a moderate pace, thanks to a tight housing supply that's projected to boost demand even more.

Buying A Second Home in Florida: Home Loan Assistance

Now might be a good time to buy a second home in Florida while prices are still affordable. Whether you're buying a single-family home or a condo, We Florida Financial offers a fixed rate mortgages for Florida home loans.

Home Equity Loans are an affordable and flexible source of funds for a variety of needs. Using Home Equity Loans for home improvement or remodeling projects means you are able to invest your money in the most beneficial place—your home.

How to Join a Credit Union: What You Need to Know

Compared to banks, credit unions have yet to catch up in terms of popularity. However, there are many benefits to becoming a member of a credit union. If you've ever wondered about how to join a credit union in your area, there are a few things to know about the basic requirements for membership.

Three Top Reasons to Own Credit Cards

Service fees and fears over identity theft shouldn't scare you away from carrying plastic for good. Here are some compelling reasons why you should consider, or reconsider, getting a credit card if you don't have one yet:

Increasing Your Approval Rate for Car Loans

When shopping for car loans, you may be wondering how different lenders come up with a range of rates for you. While they may have their own formulas and calculations, they are generally guided by the three C’s: collateral, capacity to repay, and credit history.

Should You Use Your Mortgage for Debt Consolidation?

When interest rates are low, it makes good financial sense to consolidate debt. Here is what you should consider before you refinance your home to merge all your bills into one.

Banks vs. Credit Unions for Personal Loans

Personal loans  are generally used for a variety of things like education, starting a business, going on a vacation or medical expenses. When looking for a personal loan, banks are usually the first stop people make. However, credit unions offer personal loans as well, often at lower rates and longer terms.