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Buying a car is getting more expensive for many people. According to data from Edmunds, a car website, over 20% of people who bought new cars in the last part of 2025 are now paying at l...

  Lower Rates Ahead for Those with Good Credit Greg McBride from Bankrate predicts that auto loan rates may become more favorable due to increased competition among banks, particularly benefiting borrowers with strong credit scores. ...

Drivers around the world are waking up to much higher prices at the gas pump. In the United States, the average price for a gallon of gas jumped 11 cents in a single night, reaching about $3.11 per gallon. M...

State governments across the U.S. have slowed down on sending out stimulus checks or direct rebates in 2026. Much of the aid being given out now is tied to programs that started in previous years or to existing be...

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...

Americans are carrying a huge amount of debt. In the third quarter of 2025, credit card balances reached $1.23 trillion—a $67 billion increase from the previous year. Overall household debt hit a record $18.59 trillion. ...

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...

The IRS has introduced new proposed regulations for a temporary tax break that allows some people to deduct interest paid on car loans. This change was created under the recent law called the "One Big Beautiful Bi...

Recently, more people in the U.S. are having their car loan applications turned down. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, over 15% of those who applied for auto loans in October...