If you have any charge-offs on your credit reports, filing for bankruptcy could discharge the debt. Here's what we know about car loan charge-offs and bankruptcy, and what options you may have.

Having a bad credit score can lead to an auto loan denial in many cases. Yet, there are lenders that finance borrowers with less than perfect credit, and we can help you find them.

Many borrowers wonder if they need cash down for their next auto loan, but there's often no hard-and-fast rule about your down payment. However, if your credit score is bad, you may be faced with a down payment requirement.

'Tis the season to be jolly – and don't forget about gifts! If you're thinking about gifting someone your used car, here's what you need to know.

When you want to get rid of your car, you've got some things to consider. We cover three main options: trading in, selling, or donating your vehicle.

There are so many optional insurance coverages you can purchase, and one of those is GAP insurance. To see if the cost is worth it, we cover how GAP insurance works and when it makes sense for your auto loan.

Refinancing an auto loan can be a great way to lower your monthly payment and keep your current vehicle. We cover when it's typically possible to refinance a car loan, and the common requirements to do so.

Not everyone earns their income the same way! Freelancing, ride sharing, and contract workers are common in today's gig economy. If you don't receive check stubs, here's how you can prove your income for an auto loan.

Once a lender hires a recovery company to repossess your car, they have many resources and ways to locate your vehicle. We cover how a repo man can find your car, your rights, and auto loan options after a repossession.

You may be able to extend your car lease. Some auto leasing companies allow it, so it doesn't hurt to ask if you need an extension. However, there are some things you should know beforehand.