The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined the credit agency Experian $3 million last week. Let’s take a look at why Experian was fined and what consumers can learn about their credit scores from this.

A new study from Michelin found that two-thirds of drivers feel safer driving during the summertime. In reality, you shouldn't feel that way at all.

The Takata airbag recall is ongoing, and consumers who own affected vehicles need to take immediate action and get their car repaired. And don’t worry, doing so is free.

The latest report from Experian, one of the nation's main credit bureaus, shows the number of loans written for people with bad credit fell to the lowest amount since 2012.

There's a process to follow if you need to buy a car in the middle of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. You need to get the court's approval in order to take on such a major purchase, but it's often possible if you follow these steps.

September is National Preparedness Month, and the Car Care Council wants to make sure drivers are practicing the three P's of car care: Preventative, Proactive, Prepared.

AAA expects the number of travelers this Memorial Day weekend to be at the highest level since 2005. In light of this, it's important for you to keep safety on your mind if you are taking a trip over the holiday weekend.

The credit bureau TransUnion recently released a study that takes a look at generational differences in credit. Here's what they discovered.

Recently, an article by Allison Martin on MoneyTalksNews.com took a look at six things to do before buying a used vehicle. The list can help you navigate the used car buying process and make sure that you get the right vehicle.

The latest vehicle pricing data is showing that while pricing as a whole has remained stable, certain vehicle segments are experiencing drops in pricing. Pricing on smaller vehicle segments, like midsize, compact and subcompact cars, is declining, which means consumers can take advantage.