Yes, it's possible to sell your car with payments left on the loan -- even in a private party sale. The key is finding a patient buyer.
The best way to sell your car is to someone in your network at or near full value. But other options (dealer trade-in, etc.) have merits, too.
If you’re in school, finding the right insurance provider with the right mix of student discounts can help you save thousands by graduation.
You can buy a high-quality, pre-owned car for a competitive price and have it delivered right to your door via Carvana. But there's a catch.
Temporary car insurance is a “hack” that involves canceling a six-month policy partway through. It can help in niche cases.
Rental car agencies accept debit cards under strict conditions (like credit checks and $500+ deposits). So it's better to use a credit card.
Our lease vs. buy car calculator can help you compare the total cost of leasing or buying a car over the next 10 years.
A solid down payment on a car is 20% for new, 10% for used. That way, you maximize the benefits of an auto loan while keeping some cash free.
A rough driving record, a history of claims, and poor credit lead to increased insurance rates. But you can take steps to reduce premiums.
Here's how to finance a car the smart way: Bring competing offers to the dealer, put money down, and keep the loan term short.
