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The U.S. government is preparing to return over $160 billion in tariff money that was collected over the past few years. This is happening because the Supreme Court ruled in early 2026 that certain tariffs were put in plac...

Many drivers pay for car insurance year after year without ever taking a close look at their policy. Payments happen automatically, coverage stays the same, and most people only realize something is wrong after...

Feeling the pressure of car loan payments can be overwhelming, but you're not alone in this struggle. Luckily, there are options out there to lighten the load. In this article, we'll explore the differe...

Have you fallen behind on your car loan payments? Returning your car to your lender, a process known as voluntary repossession, might seem like a solution.  However, it's important to know that doing so can hurt...

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. ...

As the year 2025 ends, many American families are still dealing with rising prices and the need for financial help. While large federal stimulus programs are no longer available, some states ...

Buying a car often means getting an auto loan, which can be expensive. On average, Americans paid $748 a month for a new car and $532 a month for a used car in the third quarter of 2025, according to Experian. 4 With higher ...

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...

As of June 2025, Texans might want to pump the brakes on purchasing new cars, due to escalating prices partly influenced by tariffs on imported vehicles. Those living in the Lone Star State are already steering through the cha...