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If Los Angeles is putting a squeeze on your finances but you need personal transportation, you may be wondering how much car you can finance. Many factors go into determining how much vehicle you can afford, but your credit is the big one.

Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you avoid auto repossession because it puts an automatic stay into effect, but this should be viewed as a last resort option.

If you've got bad credit and need a vehicle in Los Angeles, there are no less than 100 used car dealerships scattered across the metro area to choose from. But how do you know which one is right for you?

When it comes time to trade in your current vehicle you want to get the most money out of it that you can. We suggest you follow these simple tips to get the most for your trade-in.

Leasing a vehicle is generally cheaper than purchasing one. If you're trying to lease a car in Los Angeles, you should know that it's harder to get approved if you have bad credit.

When someone asks you to be a cosigner for a car loan, they're asking you to help make up for their bad credit by cosigning for a vehicle. But what exactly does that mean, and what qualifies you to be a cosigner?

Buying a car can seem like a daunting task when you have bad credit. Luckily, when you live in a city as big as LA, there are more than a few options to turn to in order to finance the vehicle you need.

In order to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must pass a means test which compares your disposable income to the average median income for a family of the same size in your state. Because median incomes vary by state and household size, the income limit for filing a Chapter 7 varies as well.

The time it takes to repair your credit depends on your credit score and the steps you take to improve it. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take right now to begin repairing your credit.

If you're having trouble getting financed for a car in Los Angeles, or have been turned down for second chance financing, a buy here pay here (BHPH) dealership might be the way to go. These dealers can finance a wider range of borrowers than traditional or even subprime lenders.