Bankruptcy can help borrowers that are unable to pay their debts, but it can’t remove things off your record like a past vehicle repossession. However, if you have a balance after a repo, bankruptcy could help resolve that.
Continue ReadingBankruptcy can help borrowers that are unable to pay their debts, but it can’t remove things off your record like a past vehicle repossession. However, if you have a balance after a repo, bankruptcy could help resolve that.
Continue ReadingThere's nothing specifically that says your spouse can't be your cosigner, but in most auto loan situations, lenders are more likely to recommend a joint auto loan between spouses. Though they sound very similar, a joint auto loan with a co-borrower and an auto loan with a cosigner is very different.
Continue ReadingGetting an auto loan for a bus isn't like financing a regular passenger vehicle. Let's take a look.
Continue ReadingBuy here pay here dealers are only deal with used vehicles and are known for quick service, but they often get a bad reputation. These special finance dealers can be just what you need in a pinch if you have bad credit and need a car, though.
Continue ReadingIf you’ve applied for an auto loan and later decide you don’t want it, then you can decline the offer. But if you already took the car home, it's a different story.
Continue ReadingWhenever you're looking to take on new credit, such as a car loan, your income and work history are likely to come up with the lender you're applying with. In the world of vehicle financing, having enough income to repay the loan is key to qualifying.
Continue ReadingWhile we want to believe that everyone out there is an Honest Abe, unfortunately, scammers are abundant – but they’re not always easy to spot. Here are some common car buying scams to be on the lookout for.
Continue ReadingIn many states, your credit score can have a say in what rates you can get for auto insurance. However, a poor credit score can't typically be the sole reason to be denied coverage.
Continue ReadingA lease to own contract is pretty different from a traditional auto loan. Here's how they typically work, and who's responsibility it is to cover the cost of repairs if you damage a lease to own car. (Hint: it's not the dealer!)
Continue ReadingThere are many reasons why you could be denied a car loan from a bank. We cover five common auto loan denial reasons, peppered with some possible solutions to increase your eligibility odds.
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