If you lose your job, how are you supposed to keep up with your car payments? Is repossession inevitable? Absolutely not. There are ways to navigate this difficult situation and to keep your head above water until your finances can be straightened out.

When it comes to choosing auto insurance, there are several varieties to choose from. And while each available policy type as the potential to be useful, some types of coverage will serve your needs better than others.

Many credit card users are always looking for ways to reduce their interest charges, and one of the most popular methods employed is the balance transfer. This simply involves moving an existing balance over to a new credit card that carries a lower interest rate.

There are some fairly obscure facts about car insurance that may come in handy. They could save you some money, time and hassle down the road.

While it is important to watch out for dealer add-ons when you're buying your car, you don't have to be too jaded about all of them. A few of your available options are potentially useful, depending on your situation. Just make sure that you're getting the best deal possible before adding any extra expense to your auto loan.

Recently, Consumer Reports published their latest Best and Worst Value list. Based on the annual Owner Satisfaction survey, this list reveals which cars actual buyers consider to be the best and worst values in their classes.

Car buyers have a lot of options these days when it comes to vehicle information resources. And while the internet offers plenty of opportunities for shoppers to read reviews, view safety ratings, and obtain details about different makes and models, many people still choose to consult real people when they're figuring out their next automobile purchase.

Have increased airport restrictions made driving to a destination more attractive? If so, you're not alone. Many Americans are choosing to road-trip it this vacation season. Just make sure that you are well-prepared before setting out on your adventure.

Now that we have moved far, far away from the winter season, drivers have said good riddance to its treacherous snowy and icy road conditions. While snow and ice can make traveling by car more dangerous, perhaps we should be more concerned about the rains of spring and summer. It turns out that more auto related accidents are caused by wet and slippery pavement than by snow and sleet.

Upon submitting an application for a credit card or loan, you grant a potential lender permission to ask or inquire for a copy of your credit report from a credit bureau. How does this affect your credit score?