Drivers Try to Take Advantage of Rate Dip in Car Loans.
By Kathleen Lynn, The Record, Hackensack, N.J. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 22--Drivers with high-interest auto loans are increasingly looking to refinance their loans at lower rates. More people are doing it because interest rates just keep falling, said Phil Reed, consumer advice

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

LendingTree.com Adds Eleven New Loan Calculators to Its Smart Borrower Center.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 7 /PRNewswire/ -- LendingTree.com today introduced eleven new-and-improved home loan calculators to its Smart Borrower Center at httpwww.lendingtree.com/smartborrower/calculators.aspx. The calculators, which were custom developed by LendingTree loan and technology experts,

Publication: PR Newswire

Calculator can help determine best loan for you
Suppose you're shopping for a mortgage and you want to make an apple-to-apple comparison of two offers. A neat online calculator can help you consider all kind of variables. It's called the True Cost Calculator, and it was created by the big mortgage company Fannie Mae. Find it online at

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

ABCs of a Great Car Loan.(Rewards)
Byline: Mark K. Solheim In the Internet age, finding new-car data to use as haggling ammo is easy. But many buyers who spend days whittling the sticker price let down their guard and hand the savings back when they accept a dealer's car-loan rate. It's easy to see why. The rate you get depends on

Publication: Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

ABCs of a Great Car Loan.
Byline: Mark Solheim, Kiplinger Washington Editors In the Internet age, finding new-car data to use as haggling ammo is easy. But many buyers who spend days whittling the sticker price let down their guard and hand the savings back when they accept a dealer's car-loan rate. It's easy to see why.

Publication: Kiplinger's Drive Times Web Column

As Interest Rates Remain Low, Refinancing Auto Loans May be Way to Turn.
By Pamela Yip, The Dallas Morning News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 13--When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News