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What to Expect from Savings Account Rates in 2024 and Tips for Auto Loan Savings
As we navigate through 2024, the financial landscape, especially concerning savings accounts and auto loan rates, remains a topic of interest. With the Federal Reserve's recent halt on chan...
Is Now the Right Time to Refinance Your Auto Loan? Insights from TikTok Car Buying Expert Billy
Navigating auto financing can often feel like one of the most daunting parts of purchasing a vehicle. With the excitement and focus primarily on the features and condition of a n...
Two Direct Deposit Payments Coming End of February: What You Need to Know
In the United States, people who get money from Social Security will see two special money deposits in their bank accounts during the last week of February. Social Security gives these payments to ...
Big News: Some States in the U.S. Now Let You Use Digital Driver’s Licenses
The trend of going digital has reached official documents in the U.S., and driver's licenses are one of them. What this means is that you can now have your driver's license in your phone o...
The Best Interest-Free Car Deals Available This Month
If you're shopping for a new car, a 0% APR financing offer might be one of the best ways to save money. These deals let buyers pay for a vehicle over time without adding any interest to the loan. While they’...
The Unseen Expense of Buying a New Chinese Car
When you buy a new car from China, it might lose its value quicker than cars from Korea or Japan, especially if you're in Vietnam. A study found that MG cars, a brand from China, can lose between 24% to 33% of their valu...
How to Save on Auto Loans as the Federal Funds Rate Changes
Auto loan costs are tied to the federal funds rate, which is set by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). This rate influences the interest rates lenders charge for car loans, meaning that whenever the Fed r...
IRS Announces Temporary Relief for Americans Dealing With Car Loan Tax Changes
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. ...
More People Are Late on Car Payments Than in the Last 30 Years
Recently, the number of people who are late on their car payments has gone up to the highest it's been in over 30 years. A lot of people with lower credit scores, also known as subprime borrowers, are findin...