Wells Fargo, possible car repo over amortized interest

08-30-2009, 07:28 PM

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Wells Fargo, possible car repo over amortized interest

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan

Hello. After almost six years, I am about to pay off my first car loan. I have been late many times over those years (unemployed). I called Wells Fargo today because I made a payment on Wednesday and wanted to know how many payments I have left until paid off (3 payments left). The customer service rep then said that I also have $1800 in amortized interest that needs to be paid at the end of the loan. The CSR told me that I will have my car repossessed if I didn't have the $1800 by the time I made my last payment in December. I was wondering if they are required by law to allow me to pay the amortized interest in payments?

Thank you for any assistance and have a blessed night

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