The costs of 30-year mortgages and new car loans have been inching down in recent months, welcome news for borrowers who have endured years of high prices and high interest rates. These borrowing ...

2025 tax deduction allows buyers to save on auto loan interest, making car ownership more affordable for qualifying vehicles.

If you're considering buying a car with a car loan, you should definitely research the interest rates on car loans from both government and non-government banks to avoid any potential losses. Car Loan ...

Your credit score is one of the most important factors lenders look at when deciding how much interest to charge on your auto loan. Avoid unpleasant surprises by finding out your score before you ...

Can you buy a new car with bad credit in 2025? Yes, it’s possible, but it’s tricky and carries some risks. Still, it can be done if you do your homework and plan properly. Ideally, you should avoid ...

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Beginning on 2025 tax returns, new car buyers might qualify for an above-the-line deduction of up to $10,000 in car loan interest in a year. Taxpayers will not be able to deduct interest on loans ...

A number of the federal tax changes in the “Big Beautiful Bill” deliver less than they seem to promise, but nonetheless offer opportunities for some people to save a bit of money. In last week’s ...

The right time to refinance depends on your financial situation and goals Written By Written by Staff Loans Editor, WSJ | Buy Side Hannah Alberstadt is a Buy Side staff editor specializing in loans.

Buying a cheap car might seem like a cost-effective way to secure transportation, but hidden expenses can quickly turn it ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Federation of America analyzed the most recent Federal Reserve Board Survey of Consumer Finances and reported that Latinos pay much higher used-car loan rates than do ...

A new federal law has cracked open the door for car buyers to deduct interest on auto loans for the first time in decades, but the benefit is narrowly targeted and comes with several strings attached.