Consumer Credit Rises Higher than Expected

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February turned out to be a better month than expected in regards to credit. A report from the Federal Reserve shows that consumer credit increased by 16.49 billion to 3.13 trillion dollars. This figured caused them to revise their January numbers from $13.80 billion to 13.70 billion. Economists were expecting consumer credit in February to rise only by $14.09 billion.

The numbers consistently show that consumers are coming back into the auto market, a market that just a few short years ago was in freefall. Since the recovery, many drivers have been either forced to purchase a new vehicle to replace older ones or have finally gotten to a position where they are able to finance a new and necessary vehicle. There is also the fact that many lenders have eased up since the recession and have been lending more and more frequently to lower income consumers.

As these figures show, it is the best time to find good financing for a new or used vehicle. If you’re one such person who needs an auto loan, be sure to contact a sales rep at Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge. We’ll work with you to secure the right loan to suit your lifestyle. Be sure to like us on Facebook and to follow us on Twitter for more specials and offers.