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The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have put in place temporary new rules to help businesses and lenders adjust to recent changes about how interest on car loans should be reported. ...

If you have lost your job, dealt with a medical emergency, or faced a large unexpected expense, keeping up with car payments can be difficult. Luckily, many lenders offer auto loan hardship programs to help you...

In today's market, new car buyers face the challenge of navigating rising vehicle prices and increased financing rates.  However, one area under a buyer's control is their credit score, which ca...

These days, more people find themselves in a tricky situation with their car loans. They owe more money on their car loans than their vehicles are worth. This is often called being "upside dow...

Sometimes, you might face tough times like losing your job or dealing with a medical crisis. It can be stressful, especially if you have a car loan to pay and fear that you might fall behind. But don't worry, some banks and lenders h...

If you’ve noticed your car insurance costs going up, you’re not alone. On average, people in the U.S. are paying more for car insurance each year. In some states, the yearly premium can be over $3,500, and in places like N...

Taking a break from your car payment might seem like a relief when times get tough, but it could end up costing you more in the long run.  Many people find themselves struggling to pay back their car loans, contributing...

Are you dreaming of getting a new car without paying extra in interest? A 0% APR (Annual Percentage Rate) deal on your car loan might be what you're looking for.  Though these deals are not as common as they used to be, especially...

If you are struggling to make your car payments because of job loss, illness, or an unexpected expense, an auto loan hardship program may help. These programs are offered by many lenders to make it easier...