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Use This Rule To Determine How Much To Spend on Your Car, Says a Self-Made Millionaire
Many Americans are dedicating a significant amount of their budgets to their cars, as monthly payments remain high. According ...
Should You Buy Ally Financial While It's Below $40?
Ally Financial ( ALLY -0.46%) is having a strong start to 2025, with shares up by 8% for the year as of Feb 19. However, the ...
Why more drivers are leaving the dealership with a lease and not a loan
The General analyzed data from Experian to determine the cost and potential savings of leasing over traditional vehicle loans ...
Growth in Originations Expected Across Multiple Credit Products in 2025
Mortgage originations are forecast to increase from approximately 4.6 million in 2024 to approximately 5.7 million in 2025, with most of those being purchase originations (~3.8 million).
Can you buy a car with a credit card?
If a dealership allows you to buy a new car that costs $50,000 using a credit card, they'd have to pay fees ranging from $750 ...
New-Vehicle Leasing Is Booming Again, But Is Right For You?
It’s one way to make driving a new car, truck or SUV more affordable, though there are still some serious pitfalls to ...
Auto Loan Delinquencies Deteriorate As New Car Prices Rise
Auto loan delinquencies are at a 14-year-high, due to struggles among Subprime Borrowers with credit scores below 620. Check ...
Upstart: Expensive Fintech Play
Upstart reported strong Q4 results with $0.29 EPS and $219M in revenue, driven by fee revenue growth. Read why I remain ...
The average car price in America is $50K — just $9,000 shy of the national annual salary. So why can’t US automakers make cheaper cars?
The average car now costs $50K, pricing many Americans out. Why can’t automakers produce affordable cars — and what does it ...
Texas' Debt Problem Is Getting Worse—Here's What's Driving It
Low wages compound the debt problem. According to Oxfam, nearly one-third of Texas workers—4.5 million people—earn less than ...
Nearly every retirement-age American is in debt. How it happened, and how to cut costs.
That old adage, ‘Retire without debt,’ may be going the way of the electric typewriter. Nearly every retirement-age American has debt.
My daughter bought a $350,000 home and took out $20,000 in personal loans. She's fallen behind on payments. What now?
My daughter bought a home for roughly $350,000 then took out two loans for $20,000. I've heard debt consolidation is a bad thing to do, but this might be her best option as she can't make all of the ...