Owning a car comes with costs that go beyond getting an auto loan or needing to insure your vehicle. Maintenance and repair costs can add up, and it’s essential to be prepared for those financially. In 2021, for example, individuals in the United States spent more than $194 billion on vehicle maintenance and repair. Find out... Read More

A car is a necessity for a lot of us—either for work, school or just getting around every day. But not everyone can afford a decent car outright. Enter the auto loan. They’re a convenient way to split the cost into affordable monthly chunks. So, what is a good credit score to buy a car?... Read More

This article originally appeared on The Financially Independent Millennial and was republished with permission. When consumers purchase a car, there are several things to think about. While the primary process has been handled entirely with test drives and dealerships or private sellers, it’s up to you to continue further down the checklist to get the... Read More

DISCLAIMER. The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to be, legal, financial or credit advice; instead, it is for general informational purposes only.  Losing a loved one is hard on so many levels. Funeral arrangements and estate matters have to be dealt with in the midst of grief—and questions abound.... Read More

Depending on your contract, a bank or dealership could revoke your loan even after you’ve signed a contract. Whether or not a bank can revoke an auto loan depends on the contract you have with them. If you’ve financed your new car at the dealership, they could also deny your financing after you’ve driven the... Read More

This post originally appeared on The Financially Independent Millennial and has been republished with permission. Okay, so you’re tired of puttering along in that same 1996 Honda Civic with which you picked up your Homecoming date during your senior year of high school. How do you even begin? No doubt, you’ll have questions to ask... Read More