Is There Any Chance of Lowering Your Car Payment?
September 19, 2012
Contributing writer for Credit.com, Chris graduated with honors from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and has reported for a number of publications including The New York Times, TIME magazine and Popular Mechanics.
The average length of a car loan is now more than five years. Is there any way to lower your car payment?
Here are steps you can take to protect yourself when dealing with an aggressive debt collector.
A Credit.com reader got a high medical bill and asks: Should I pay a bill I believe is outrageous, or just ignore it?
It sounds like a great deal: In return for an up-front payment of a few hundred dollars, you can lower your credit card interest rate and save thousands over time. But is it legit?
Should you pay your entire credit card bill every month? Or does it give your credit score a boost to leave a small balance month after month?
It's the scam that just won't quit. For years now, we at Credit.com have written story after story warning people about fake payday loan debt collectors.
if you lose your smartphone, you have a 50/50 chance of getting it back. But chances are much higher that whoever retrieves it will try to access your private information.
