It's now been a few weeks since Hurricane Sandy has left her mark on the east coast. The damage that was caused is devastating both emotionally and financially on all of those affected.

Bankruptcy is about starting over, so as Father’s Day comes upon us again be sure to reach out and make sure your dad is still moving forward after his.

If you have a bankruptcy on your credit history and have been trying to find an Alabama dealership to approve you, you may have been having trouble.

Having to file bankruptcy is hard enough, so applying for an auto loan with bankruptcy shouldn't cause you even more frustration. Yet that's often the case because traditional lenders often won't even consider giving you a loan. If you need bankruptcy car financing we can help!

People with a history of bankruptcy often make mistakes when it comes to car buying. Often people assume that they can't get financing or have unrealistic expectations. Today we'll talk about some of these common mistakes, and what to do instead.

Buying a car is one of the biggest investments one will make in their life, and getting good auto loan terms is important.

Buying a car is one of the biggest purchases someone makes in their life and can be a very exciting adventure, but when you have a bankruptcy on your credit it might not be so fun.

Bankruptcy has had a really bad reputation for years, but what if I told you bankruptcy isn’t that bad? Yeah, I know it sounds crazy, but hear me out.

For many people buying a car an exciting time, but for those living in Indiana with a history of bankruptcy it can seem nearly impossible.

Bankruptcy car financing in Big Sky Country is going to be easier in the large cities such as Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, and Bozeman. There are more car dealerships in those areas than further east in Montana. While Montana hasn't been hit as hard with bankruptcy as states to the west, an unemployment rate of 5.6 percent means that there are still plenty of people in need of bankruptcy auto loans.