Leasing a car does help build your credit and can be a good option to raise your credit score. Read on to learn more about how car leases affect your credit. Read more.

Equifax and Experian are the most common credit bureaus used among auto lenders. While TransUnion may be less frequently used, lenders may use it as well. Read more.

Voluntary repossession is when someone returns their car to the lender because they can no longer meet the payment obligations on the loan agreement. Read more.

Ready to learn how to save up for a car? We explain car-related expenses, the pros and cons of buying vs. leasing, and the pros and cons of a new vs. used car. Read more.

Think you can’t buy a car if you have bad credit? It's harder, but here are 11 steps to help you qualify for an auto loan. Read more.

Wondering if it's a better decision to lease a car than to buy one? To determine which one is better, you’ll have to understand what is involved. Leasing is a lot like a long-term rental, while purchasing a car is more of a long term investment. So, read on to learn more about these two options. Read more.

Buying out a car lease can help save you money and avoid locking yourself in a new lease term, but it could be easier and less expensive to wait for your car lease to end and exercise your buyout option. Continue for everything you need to know about buying out your car lease. Read more.

If the repossession was accurate, it can stay on your credit report for seven years. Learn when it could be removed and how you can offset its affect your credit score. Read more.