Even if you plan to get a loan, you may not want to get one for the full amount. Generally, the more you can put down on a car, the less you’ll need to borrow, the lower your interest rate, and the lower your monthly payments will be. While saving up a sizeable down payment …
“Dear Steve, I am 22 years old. I have never had any help with my family with any money growing up. I graduated High School in 2009 and started out with a couple credit cards. Bank of America for School books and Best Buy for a laptop. I also had a car payment that my …
“Dear Lewis, Filed bankruptcy (Chapter 13) 6 months ago and have found ourselves in a difficult situation. Our car has broken down to the point that it is not worth fixing. We need to get a new car but with our recent bankruptcy, is it even possible; and if so, will our chapter 13 payments …
“Dear Steve, Retired – husband 69 and I am 65 Husband worked for a now defunct airline for 28 years so pension is minimal from PBGC. I have an IRA worth about $210K (withdrawing $10K lump sum annually). We are both currently collecting social security. My husband has two part-time jobs and I have one …
Kris “Dear Steve, My husband worked for a company that filed bankruptcy. He got another job and has 401k with them now puttin in the max. He received a letter the other day telling him he had to do something with his 401k from the previous job. We just bought a house, I lost my …
