I’m sorry to hear that your investments did not pay off, and as a fellow trader, I’m hoping the market swings back in your favor soon!
If you can’t pay your car loan
and start missing payments, your credit will be negatively affected and the lender could repossess your vehicle. However, this is typically a last resort. Believe it or not, your lender doesn’t want your car. They’d rather work with you than repossess your vehicle. So, you should contact your lender before missing any payments to see if they are willing to modify the loan or allow you to defer payments.
However, if you and your lender can’t work it out, you might want to consider:
Refinancing
into a new loan with monthly payments you can affordVoluntarily surrendering the vehicle and ending the current loan
Selling or trading in the vehicle for one you can more easily afford
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