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Read how to save money on your buying, owning or refinancing a car.

Auto dealers have a long history of using questionable sales tactics to bilk consumers in the market for a new car. Many people keep their eye on the sale price and neglect scams involving vehicle financing, which can add thousands of dollars to the price of a car. Learn how to avoid being a victim of dealership financing scams.

According to Insurance.com, the average U.S. car insurance premium was a whopping $2,259 last year. Are you paying too much for your car insurance? This article includes four simple ways that you can reduce your auto insurance costs.

From choosing the right type of car to comparing loans, there are five important things you can do to maximize your car shopping experience. Get a great deal on the car of your dreams!

Too many buyers unnecessarily pay more than they need to for their cars. Do you know how to get the deal you deserve?

MSRP? Dealer invoice? Monroney sticker? Car dealers often use complicated jargon while selling you a car. Take control of the auto buying process by reviewing these common terms and their definitions before you visit the dealership.

This relatively new loan offer allows you to refinance an expensive auto loan. Our loan experts explain how this process works and how you can use it to save hundreds on your car.

One of the biggest factors in determining your auto insurance rates has nothing to do with your driving record. Lenders commonly use your credit history to determine how risky a driver you will be.

With gas prices hitting new highs, we all need to be careful about keeping our gas costs under control. At $3.00 a gallon, filling up a standard car's tank could cost you more than $50.00 a pop.

Hunting for cars can get complicated. Print this helpful worksheet and take it with you to the dealership. From asking about the car's accident history to negotiating financing options, this checklist makes it easy to stay on track while shopping for a car.