Your paperwork: Most auto lenders will send you a welcome letter with information about your loan. This letter will tell you who your lender is.
Your bank statements: You’ve likely sent payments to your lender ever since you took out the loan, so your bank statement should name the lender.
Your email: Since most business is done digitally, you’ll likely find loan information in your inbox. Try searching your email for words like car loan or APR to see if there is any available information.
If you still can’t find the information on your own, you can always contact your bank and ask them explicitly. They should be able to look up the information so you can get started on the refinancing process!
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