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How Much Should You Spend on a Car Payment?
How much vehicle you can afford, and how much you should be spending on a car payment depends on your finances, credit situation, and future…
By Megan Foukes - August 17, 2018Are Used Car Extended Warranties Worth It?
An extended warranty – also known as a service contract – is an optional form of protection that covers certain vehicle repair costs. Not everyone…
By Megan Foukes - August 16, 2018Avoiding an Underwater Loan: What Used Cars Depreciate the Least?
It’s no secret that there’s no stopping depreciation when it comes to your car. But, just because it can’t be stopped doesn’t mean it can’t…
By Meghan Carbary - August 8, 2018Can You Pay off Your Car Loan Early?
If you have the ability to pay off your car loan early, you definitely can do it. But, if you aren’t careful, you could end…
By Megan Foukes - August 7, 2018I Have Negative Equity in My Car, Can I Still Trade it In?
Owing money on your car loan doesn’t necessarily mean you have negative equity, although most car owners will be underwater on their auto loan at…
By Megan Foukes - July 31, 2018Trading in a Car with Problems
If your car’s engine blows, it can cost well over $5,000 to replace it, depending on the vehicle. If you’ve had this car for some…
By Megan Foukes - July 27, 2018Fighting Auto Depreciation: Buy a New Car That Holds its Value
With sedans and smaller cars becoming less popular, many buyers are looking at larger family-sized vehicles to fit their everyday needs. One of the biggest…
By Megan Foukes - July 25, 2018Understanding Your Trade-In Value
If you’ve been thinking about trading in your current vehicle for a new one, it’s important you understand what goes into determining your trade-in value.…
By Megan Foukes - July 19, 2018How to Avoid the Repo Man when You're Late on Your Car Payments
While it’s illegal to hide your car from the repo man – or take part in anything crazy such as sleeping in your vehicle in…
By Megan Foukes - July 3, 2018What You Need to Know about 96-month Car Loans
Auto loan terms have been getting longer lately, with some stretching out as long as 96 months, or eight years. The biggest reason why borrowers…
By Megan Foukes - June 28, 2018
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