Getting out of a bad auto loan; Vehicle finance discrimination robs Blacks of millions annually
Chandler, Dahna M. Tri-State Defender 10-20-2004 After several years struggling to make $398 monthly payments on her Nissan Maxima, Hope Warren decided she had no choice but to lower the payments. And after repeatedly being denied by her finance company to lower the 15.25 percent interest rate on

Publication: Tri-State Defender

Experts Offer Personal Finance Tips to Guide Consumers in Auto-Loan Process.
Byline: Diana McCabe Mar. 21--The auto dealer told her not to worry. But Erin Eno knows better now. In 2002, Eno, then 19, walked onto a Huntington Beach auto lot to buy her first car. She didn't have a credit history, hadn't compared loan rates, but knew she wanted a used car and a foreign model.

Publication: The Orange County Register (Santa Ana, California) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Refinancing an auto loan may be the way to turn.(The Dallas Morning News)
Byline: Pamela Yip When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates have fallen makes refinancing your auto loan worth looking at,

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service

Refinancing an auto loan may be the way to turn.
Byline: Pamela Yip When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates have fallen makes refinancing your auto loan worth looking at,

Publication: The Dallas Morning News (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

As Interest Rates Remain Low, Refinancing Auto Loans May be Way to Turn.
By Pamela Yip, The Dallas Morning News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 13--When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Refinancing an auto loan may be the way to turn
When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates have fallen makes refinancing your auto loan worth looking at, experts say. "Interest

Publication: St. Joseph News-Press