Debt doesn't go away after someone passes. If you have lost a loved one, you may find yourself in a situation where you've inherited a car that still has a loan on it. Here's what you need to know if you inherit a vehicle.

Preparing for an auto loan is a great way to increase your chances of getting a good deal. To help you get ready for your next purchase, we've got nine tips on prepping yourself before that big trip to the dealership.

If you're bouncing back and forth between refinancing or buying another car, we're here to offer some guidance.

Bad credit can make it hard to land that auto loan you need. However, there are options to explore even if you have credit challenges.

A leasing company is most likely going to check your credit score to see if you're a good fit for approval. Here's what you need to know if you have poor credit and you're looking to lease your next vehicle.

Auto insurance can get pricey – especially if you need full coverage. We've got ten tips to look into that could save you some cash.

If you work with a bad credit auto lender that's equipped to work with many different credit challenges, you may not need a cosigner to qualify.

Building credit usually starts with taking on some form of credit. Many bad credit borrowers start their credit history off with a car loan or work to repair their credit with one.

Bankruptcy can causes issues on your credit reports for many years, but there are ways to turn it back around once you've finished the bankruptcy process.

You may have gotten approved for auto financing and chosen a vehicle, but the process may not be over just yet. We have seven things to do after you buy your car.