There are many different aspects of your credit score that you can work to improve. Your credit length, or credit history, determines 15% of your credit score, and auto loans can boost this category.

Jumping into the world of borrowing can be overwhelming if you're a beginner. We cover why your credit score is important, as well as provide some tips for building credit.

Your payment history is the most important factor that makes up your credit score. We cover the factors that comprise your credit score, go in depth on what payment history entails, and explore how to repair your credit.

Paying off your auto loan early could have a lot of benefits when it comes to your credit score. Your unique financial situation should impact your decision, so take some time to weigh all the pros and cons.

We cover car loan options for new borrowers, and the impact that a low or thin credit file has on your ability to take on new credit.

Your credit reports and your credit score impact your ability to get approved for a car loan, but they're two different things. We cover their differences and how they influence each other.

Used car scams are on the rise, as scammers are taking advantage of increased virtual commerce due to the coronavirus. Whether you're buying a car or selling one privately, we have some tips on how to protect yourself from used vehicle scams.

When you don't have any credit to begin with, it can be hard to know where to start building it. Here are some tips you can use to build credit when you're starting from scratch.

If you're collecting unemployment, you don't need to be worried about your credit score unless you're letting your finances slip. However, getting a car loan is more difficult if unemployment is your only income source.

You should know what does and doesn't affect your credit score when you're car shopping. We lay out the differences between hard and soft credit inquiries, and what you need to know about these credit checks.