Fumbling the football in a big game usually is a bad thing. Sometimes the consequences linger, although usually not for years, let alone a decade. But this can be the result of a “credit fumble,” or significant financial mistake, about…
So, millennials don’t hate cars after all. That essentially is the conclusion of TransUnion credit bureau research that runs counter to two recent myths about millennial shoppers – Americans from 18 to 34 years old – and car ownership. The…
It just doesn’t seem fair. Your credit score was dinged by recent, unpaid medical expenses or an error on your credit report, and now you’re having a hard time getting a loan for a car you need to get to…
You could be paying hundreds to several thousand dollars more per year in interest on your auto financing for the bumps and bruises reflected in your credit score. And the bigger the bruises, the more you pay for lenders’ perceptions…
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. It’s not easy, but it can be done. Getting ahead on auto loan, mortgage or credit card payments takes discipline and a plan – and it’s well worth the effort,…