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A cosigner can help a primary borrower get approved for a car loan, but this comes with responsibilities that need to be considered.

Individuals in the US can file either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, but you may not know which is right for you. Learning about the major differences between a Chapter 7 versus a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you find out.

Since the process of refinancing an auto loan has different outcomes for borrowers in different situations, you have to look into what you want to accomplish and crunch the numbers to see if it's a good idea.

There's a lot to consider when you're ready for your next vehicle and have a car to trade in. How you prepare can affect how much money you’ll get for your trade-in, but looking at our trade-in dos and don’ts can help you out.

If you're a member of a credit union, you may be wondering if it would be better to get a car loan through them or a dealership. If you have bad credit, credit unions are known to be more lenient, but a special finance dealer may still give you your best chance at an approval in the end.

If you earn cash tips at your job in Myrtle Beach – or anywhere around the country for that matter – and have to finance a car, it may be difficult to get approved for a loan if you have bad credit. But we have some suggestions and used vehicle options that can help.

Your down payment plays a role in determining the size of your monthly payment and how much you end up paying overall, so the decision as to how much money you should put down isn't easy. Let's look at some of the pros and cons of a large down payment on an auto loan.

It's not safe to let your dog travel in the car without securing them in a crate or with a travel harness, and learning about pet travel safety can make sure your pets remain as safe as possible.

Because you'll likely need financing through a bad credit lender, the max car loan you can get after repossession depends on several factors, such as your income and credit profile.

Your credit score typically drops after taking out a car loan because of the impact it has on three areas that affect your rating. However, an auto loan can help you build credit and overcome the initial negative impact when paid back responsibly.