An increasing number of U.S. drivers are deciding to lease their vehicles instead of buying them, opting for cheaper monthly payments and a new car every couple of years.

Are you thinking of buying out of your lease? There are a few reasons to do so. Maybe you are facing some serious fees for going over your mileage or having excessive wear-and-tear. On the other hand, you may have equity in the vehicle that you don’t want to lose. Or, perhaps, you’ve simply fallen in love with the car and want to keep it. Whatever the reason may be, you should get an understanding of lease buyout loan with bad credit or not.

About a quarter of new cars in the U.S. are leased (28%), but not everyone wants to give the car back when their contract is up. Have you grown too attached to your car to give it up? Read on to learn everything you need to know about buying out a lease.

Credit cards have become an integral part of life for most Americans. In fact, last year, the average U.S. consumer had three credit cards and an average balance of $6,354.

Online cross-border payments are on an upward trend. In 2018, the total transaction value of P2P money transfers worldwide was $65,761,000 –– by 2022; it’s projected to reach $133,795,000. The U.S. is leading this trend in 2018 with transaction values accounting for $15,138,000. If you are thinking of joining the millions who are using P2P money transfer to send money across, it’s important to know about the best money transfer apps available.

Looking to buy a used car with an auto loan? You’ve come to the right place. Did you know that, in a recent study, about 54% of borrowers did not originate their lowest available interest rate? In other words, based on their credit score they could have received a lower interest rate if they knew where to look.

Looking for a new car? You’re not alone. In 2018, 17.3 million new cars were sold in the U.S.

The list below contains a list of the best home insurance companies right now. If you’re looking for a list of the best renter’s insurance companies for the current year, take a look here.

While many people probably wish they could get a straightforward home and property insurance policy that covers everything, it doesn’t exist. If it did, you probably wouldn’t want to pay the premium that came along with it anyway.

Water damage due to broken pipes and other perils cause a great deal of damage for U.S. homeowners each year. In fact, it holds the spot as the second most frequently claimed cause of loss according to ISO. So, it’s important to know about home insurance that covers plumbing problems.