Debt can be a great thing. It can help you buy something you want that you might not otherwise be able to afford — like a house, car or even an education.
Canadians know that comparing online is the best way to find a good deal. Although not when it comes to car loans, apparently.
So, you’re about to buy a car. You’ve picked the one you want and you’re ready to submit an application for a loan.
People can use loans for a variety of purposes, from settling debts to purchasing the home of their dreams.
If you’re looking to purchase a vehicle, and you don't have all the funds lying around, you might be looking at ways you can get help to finance the purchase.
When you’re applying for a car loan, lenders and insurers will be looking at a range of criteria to determine how risky you are with your loan and purchased vehicle.
The differences between renting and leasing a vehicle are pretty huge, as one involves ownership and the other does not. Renting involves a charge for each increment of time (by the hour or day).