Being a new employee can affect your ability to get an auto loan. Read on to learn how your work history can impact your capacity to get into your next car loan.

You're going to need a number of items to be considered for a car loan. However, you don't technically need a bank account to be approved by an auto lender. Here's why.

If you're self-employed or an independent contractor, you may be wondering if it's possible to get approved for an auto loan with bad credit and 1099 income. Here's what you need to know.

Auto lenders usually need your paycheck stubs to prove your income. We cover the typical car loan income requirements, as well as what documents lenders usually ask for.

Auto lenders care about your work history because they're looking for a steady track of employment from their borrowers. If you have bad credit, it's likely that a subprime lender will ask about your current and past jobs.

If you need a car while you're furloughed, it could be difficult to get approved for an auto loan. If you're collecting unemployment, this could help you in the future, but typically only once you return to work.

If you have bad credit, there are income and employment requirements you need to meet to get approved for an auto loan. We have the inside scoop on what you need to prepare for your car loan.

A stable work history is usually a requirement of most auto lenders, but especially if you have less than perfect credit. If you've been laid off, you may run into issues getting approved for a car loan.

You have to prove your income when taking out an auto loan with a bad credit car lender. This usually means providing check stubs, but what if your income mainly comes from tips?

Not having a job or steady income can make it hard to build your credit. Here are some tips and tricks you can use to build or rebuild your credit if you don't have a job.