Average Americans can no longer afford to purchase the average new car or truck, according to a new study by Interest.com. “That’s the sobering result of Interest.com’s 2014 Car Affordability Study, which determined how much the typical household in the…
Outstanding auto loans ($859.6 billion) and the total number of existing loans (62.3 million) in December were the highest in more than five years, according to the latest Equifax National Consumer Credit Trends Report. That means automobile lending “continues to…
Planning to send a new car back to school with your high school or college student? What’s best for you won’t necessarily be the sort of vehicle your student has in mind. But KBB.com is offering help in the form…
The following post originally appeared on our RoadLoans blog, The Open Road. Credit score. They are two of the most nerve-wracking words in the language to many consumers. It’s no secret that your credit score may have a dramatic effect on car…
The following post originally appeared on our RoadLoans blog, The Open Road. Our family’s well-used car is about 13 years old, with 128,000 miles on the odometer. But instead of being out of step, it seems we are just about in line…
The following post originally appeared on our RoadLoans blog, The Open Road. For some parents, just leaving the kids with a babysitter or nanny can be a nerve-racking experience. But it can be several times more distressing when the babysitter is also…