If you've gone through bankruptcy recently or you're still in the process, there are lenders willing to work with these situations. Here are the basic requirements you can expect.

Cash isn't the only thing you can use to meet a down payment requirement for a car loan.

Trading in a car at a dealership for the first time can be a little intimidating. We're here to offer some tips and terminology to get you more familiar with the process.

A loan modification is used to help a borrower that needs adjustments to their loan. It's not always possible, but we can give you some information on when it may be an option for you.

As a freelancer, getting approved for new credit while you also have poor credit may create the need for bad credit lenders. Here are some credit repair tips for 1099 earners and auto lenders to consider with less than perfect credit.

We receive questions daily about subprime car loans and we have some common solutions to help you navigate the subprime financing space. Here are eight questions and answers regarding subprime car loans.

For a cosigner to be of any help, they usually need a good credit score. Here's what you need to know about a cosigner's responsibilities and how they can help you with an auto loan approval.

Credit repair can start as soon as your bankruptcy is discharged. It can be a long journey, so to help you along this road, we've got some tips on repairing your credit post-bankruptcy.

A vehicle repossession can be well within a lender's rights if something goes wrong with the auto loan contract. We cover how a repo can start, how you could stop it, and the impact a repossession can have on your credit.

Some recently off-lease cars can qualify for a manufacturer's certified pre-owned (CPO) program. For borrowers with less than perfect credit, a CPO vehicle could be a more affordable way to get a reliable car instead of shelling out tons of cash on a brand new one.