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It's one of the most common questions financial advisers hear: should I prioritize paying down debt or building up savings? Americans have a cozy relationship with debt— student loans, credit cards and car loans are commonplace. The Federal Reserve said that consumer borrowing rose $24.5 billion in May alone to hit almost $3.9 trillion.
WELLS FARGO CFO SAYS HE EXPECTS AUTO LOAN ORIGINATIONS TO BE FLAT TO HIGHER.
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Homeownership among millenials is lower than their parents and grandparents.
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"More and more the current generation will have to deal with debt close, and into, retirement," said one retirement expert.
The increase in monthly payments for new vehicles is not surprising given the rise in interest rates.
STUDENT LOAN DEBT GROWS BY 2.1 PCT TO $1. 41 T, AUTO LOANS RISE TO $1. 23 T, CREDIT CARD BALANCES FALL IN Q1- N.Y.
New reporting standards have stripped tax lien information from credit reports. Some scores moved higher as a result.
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Money doesn't have to be stressful. Bankrate offers up these six financial goals to set for yourself so that you can focus on living your life — and not worrying about money.
African-Americans tend to pay more for cars than their white counterparts. Now that trend could get worse, with Congress voting to eliminate loan discrimination guidance.
While other private-equity firms are dialing back their investments in subprime car loans, Blackstone is investing hundreds of millions more, the Financial Times reports.
Black Americans tend to pay more for cars than their white counterparts. Now that trend could get worse.
Inflation concerns have pushed the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note to 3 percent, and that's bad news for borrowers.
Wells Fargo is shelling out $1 billion in penalties to regulators. Affected car and home loan borrowers can expect to get their money back. Here's what they should know.
WASHINGTON, April 18- The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 on Wednesday in favor of a resolution undoing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's 2013 guidance restricting how car dealers extend auto loans to consumers, in the latest move to weaken the agency. The Senate's action on the resolution, which was introduced by Republican Senators Jerry Moran and Pat...
WASHINGTON, April 18- The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 on Wednesday in favor undoing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's 2013 guidance restricting how car dealers extend auto loans to consumers, in the latest move to weaken the agency. The vote to overturn the consumer watchdog's indirect auto-lending rule, was debated on the Senate floor on Tuesday for 10...
WASHINGTON, April 18- The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 on Wednesday in favor undoing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's March 2013 guidance restricting how car dealers extend auto loans to consumers. The vote to overturn the consumer watchdog's indirect auto-lending rule, was debated on the Senate floor on Tuesday for 10 hours. It must be debated and voted...
New standards that took effect this week strip tax lien information from credit reports. Some scores will move higher as a result.
Higher car prices, longer loan terms and climbing interest rates make the average cost to own a new car about $6,500 higher than it was in 2013.
WASHINGTON, April 17- The U.S. Senate voted 50-47 on Tuesday in favor of debating whether to undo the consumer watchdog's March 2013 guidance restricting how car dealers extend auto loans to consumers.
