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I bank with TD, and have a Wells Fargo auto loan. I tend to pay in half-installments, keeping a few months ahead of the deadline, per-paycheck. As of my last paycheck two weeks ago, they accepted payment from my debit card, but apparently they no longer accept it. Frustrating, but not the end of the world.
You MUST CALL. THIS IS HOW WELLS FARGO APPLYS PRINCIPAL ONLY: You pay Jan payment of $455.20 and two days later you pay $100 extra, WF will apply that $100 to Feb. (interest +Principal). If you pay extra $600 instead, they will apply $455.20 to Feb and partially $200 to Mar (interest + principal).
WF behind the ball. With Zelle, you can also schedule a payment for the future — don’t want to forget about your friend’s birthday in a month, schedule it now! When you go to make a payment to someone in Zelle, add the amount, then click “Change” beside the calendar, select one-time payment, and add the date you’d like it to send ...
I remember very distinctly, way back then, living a couple blocks from a Wells Fargo bank in S. CA, I made a substantial deposit, about 2 weeks worth of pay, when I got home I also had some kind of investment paper work tucked into the docs package, I went right out to my car, drove back to Wells, the same clerk was still sitting at his desk, I told the guy, I want my "investment money" put ...
Print it and send it to WF to fix the 30 day late. If no go. Then dispute it. 1 30 day loses its effect really after 2yrs. Already downloaded all the statements prepping for a GW letter, and that's when I noticed that we paid 2 months worth of payments prior to the typical late fee date.
Wells Fargo and my auto loan. Bought a car and have been paying an additional $150 a month principle only. The very first month I made an additional $1000.00 p/o payment. The 4th month of the loan I went in and made 3 - $341 payments and 3 - $150 dollar payments (all on different days/weeks). Fast forward to now, they moved the auto loan site ...
Wells Fargo Auto Loan. Auto. I am getting a new car and looking at getting an auto loan. Toyota through WFC is offering 1.9% for 72 months which is a better rate than my credit union that offers 2.25%. I know my credit union is simple to pay my payments and pay ahead (I financed my last car through them), but I have not experienced WFC.
About two years ago, I took out an auto loan through Wells Fargo Dealer Services for my current car, and today I have about $90 left to pay off. I'm really excited and I've busted my ass trying to get it paid off as soon as possible. I just want to make sure that I have all of my ducks lined up and I don't forget some important details.
Once your statement cycle ends, you'll see the statement balance will be $11.14 (+ whatever else you spend) While auto pay sounds good, please review your monthly statements for unfamiliar charges (as you typically have 2 statement cycles to notify the card issuer on possible fraud) and ensure that you have enough money in your bank account to ...
So I have a question about automatic payments with Wells Fargo. I regularly use the "pay last statement balance" auto pay method. However, I recently paid $700 dollars early before the auto pay. In this case will the auto pay payment adjust to be $700 dollars less or will it stay at the original amount. Example: You have a $3000 balance with a ...