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How to get a car loan while in the military
Review your credit report for errors.
Up to 79% of consumers have errors on their credit reports, and this number may be higher for military personnel. Changes of station, coupled with multiple deployments, make it easy for your credit report to be updated incorrectly, or not updated at all.

Pick your answer from:
(I) An incorrect report is highly likely to cause a major setback in your service. If your credit report shows errors, your money may go to waste.;
(II) If you find yourself struggling with a problem with your credit report, review the report again and try to correct it accordingly. Often times, credit report errors are intentional.;
(III) If you find any issues, you can file a dispute to have them removed under the fair credit reporting act (fcra) or other appropriate organisation. This process ensures you have the cleanest credit report possible, ultimately leading to an easier, more affordable lending experience.;
(IV) Take a look at all of your reports from military base bases, and it should include any errors or typos you might have missed. If your reports don't address errors, update them a more frequently.;
(III)