The Texas Society of CPAs reminds us that there is more to identity theft than just online information tampering.
Continue ReadingThe Texas Society of CPAs reminds us that there is more to identity theft than just online information tampering.
Continue ReadingIt's not only important that consumers not only understand the different types of credit, but also the ways in which they can reestablish credit if they've experienced problems with any type in the past.
Continue ReadingA recent text message scam in New Zealand could easily find its way to the U.S.
Continue ReadingEven before the bill was signed, scammers jumped on the Cash for Clunkers program.
Continue ReadingIn some cases a few minor tweaks can make a major impact in the auto loan terms by lenders to applicants with less than perfect credit.
Continue ReadingIt's absolutely critical that borrowers, especially those with tarnished credit, understand the information contained in their credit reports and know at least one of their credit scores. So, while one credit report from each CRA per year is free, it's also reassuring to know that lenders such as Hyundai Motor Finance and Kia Motors Finance are beginning to furnish the all-important FICO score to their customers at no charge.
Continue ReadingThe Chicago Auto Show outperforms the predictions of many industry analysts and could signal the degree of pent up demand for new vehicles.
Continue ReadingCar shoppers who have been turned down by traditional lenders have been known to be taken in by online scams, some of which spoof reputable websites.
Continue ReadingLike many neighborhoods there are thieves hoping to take advantage of the unwary. But instead of ripping off flat screen televisions these people are more than content to steal an individual's private information so they can assume that identity. Down the road this can make it difficult even for those with bad credit to qualify for an auto loan
Continue ReadingBe especially careful when filling out a credit application, making sure all the information entered – especially income – is accurate. If a dealer advises overstating income, the best thing to do is to walk away from the deal and the dealer.
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