Hi All,
I think I'm probably reading too much into all the hype about deposit guarantees etc but I'm wondering if I should take some action regarding my situation with the Credit Union.
I took a car loan with the Credit Union and I am now in the situation where my loan amount remaining almost matches my shares / savings in the Credit Union.
This is probably a very naive question but is there a risk that I could lose my savings and still be liable for the loan? Would it be a good idea for me pay off the loan with the shares / savings and start saving from scratch again elsewhere? Any thoughts?
I had been using my savings in the Credit Union as way of saving some money that I don't want to use until next year and I can handle the car loan repayments without any major difficulty.
Any suggestions? Is there any need for me to change the situation? Should I carry on paying the loan and leave my savings there?
I know that there is a lot of hype going around and I don't want to react unnecessarily but I also don't want to lose my hard earned money.
Thanks,
Stefg
I think I'm probably reading too much into all the hype about deposit guarantees etc but I'm wondering if I should take some action regarding my situation with the Credit Union.
I took a car loan with the Credit Union and I am now in the situation where my loan amount remaining almost matches my shares / savings in the Credit Union.
This is probably a very naive question but is there a risk that I could lose my savings and still be liable for the loan? Would it be a good idea for me pay off the loan with the shares / savings and start saving from scratch again elsewhere? Any thoughts?
I had been using my savings in the Credit Union as way of saving some money that I don't want to use until next year and I can handle the car loan repayments without any major difficulty.
Any suggestions? Is there any need for me to change the situation? Should I carry on paying the loan and leave my savings there?
I know that there is a lot of hype going around and I don't want to react unnecessarily but I also don't want to lose my hard earned money.
Thanks,
Stefg