Robert
Irvine,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, March 14, 2009
Most car loans contrary to what most people believe do not have grace periods. So if your loan is due on the 1st, it is late if you pay on the 2nd. Now there is a penalty date which is generally 5-15 days after this due date when you are also charged a late fee in addition to the regular payment. Are you paying ON the Due Date or AFTER. Because if you are paying after the due date you are being charged additional interest and possibly a late fee. If you are saying you are paying the scheduled amount on or before the due date every month and your balance is still going up. Then you need to get all of your statements together along with the original contract and contact a lawyer to see if they can tell you what is going on. If CPS is doing something wrong, believe me you will not have a problem finding a lawyer as it would be "easy money" with proof.