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Boat loan calculator

This calculator will allow you to figure out your boat payment on different loan amounts, interest rates, taxes, and insurance.

Easy 5 Step Process:

  1. Enter the amount of the loan you will need.
  2. Enter the current interest rate for the loan.
  3. Enter the number of years the loan will be financed.
  4. Enter the sales tax rate for your state.
  5. Enter the amount of the boat insurance policy.

Note:

Downpayments are usually between 10% and 20%.

Fixed rate loan terms are often 10, 15 or 20 years.

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National marine bankers association

http://www.marinebankers.org/index.php?option=com_sobi2&catid=2&Itemid=10

a list of members of the NMBA association. The benefits of financing with a NMBA member-
Realistic Down Payments – financing with down payments typically in the 10 percent to 20 percent range.
Help with Used Boat Loans - getting help with a loan for a pre-owned craft can be taken care of quickly and knowledgeably.
Faster Credit Decisions - You can apply for a loan and be approved often in a few hours.
Longer Financing Terms - terms generally will be more attractive than those offered by lenders not actively making boat loans.
Lower Monthly Payments – NMBA members tend to extend longer terms on boat loans. That means monthly payments are likely to be much lower than you had expected.
More Electronics and Extras - finance optional equipment, electronics, extended service plans and life/disability insurance coverage with your purchase.
Sales and personal property taxes – most new boat sales are subject to sales and or property taxes, and used boat sales may also be taxed in entirety or by varying methods.