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Originally from the West Coast, Scott is an avid writer & personal finance specialist now living in Ottawa. He has written for Moneywise, several fortune 500 companies and a host of Canadian personal finance sites. He holds a MA in Political Science from Carleton University and is the owner of Canadian Content Factory.
As we come out of one of the longest low-interest points in our history, the question of when to refinance an auto loan is good. We are still seeing low-interest record rates, and with inflation on the rise, many Canadians are looking at options to lower their monthly bills. So, we thought it was time to take a deep dive and look at when auto loan refinancing makes sense and when it is best to wait.
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