Bankruptcy clients generally want the same thing: get back into a good financial situation with a good credit rating.

Since bankruptcy auto loan interest rates can be higher, because you're considered a high risk borrower, you want to save as much money as you can on a used car. However, you may not be aware of how you can do that. Here are a few simple tips to help you get the best price on a used car.

Over the years bankruptcy has become a reality for many people in North Dakota and they are always left asking one question, “Should I reaffirm my car loan or apply for a new one after discharge?”

While Florida bankruptcy filings totaled fewer than 80,000 for the first quarter of 2013 many filers are still faced with the decision of what to do with their auto loans.

If you wonder whether or not you should get a post-bankruptcy auto loan from a dealership, you're not alone. Most people with bad credit don't know where to turn to get the best rates on car financing. You want to get a safe and reliable car, without being taken for a ride.

Knowing the difference between bankruptcy discharge and dismissal is important, because they mean very different things for you and your credit. One is good, while the other is bad. Today we're going to show you the difference, and what they mean to you.

You’ve seen the sign and drive or guaranteed instant credit approval ads that promise to get you into a car no money down, and wonder if you could take advantage of these offers, despite having bankruptcy. Unfortunately, these offers are only available to people who have impressive credit, or they come with some sort of catch. The good news is that there are other ways to get a car, even if you have bankruptcy.

If you are filing bankruptcy, you may be confused about the differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Which one is better for you? Here we will discuss the differences, and what they mean for you when it comes to bad credit auto loans.

If you are in open chapter 13 bankruptcy, or have recently had your chapter 13 or chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged, you can be thankful for bankruptcy auto financing this holiday season. By applying for an auto loan now, you'll have a safe and reliable pre-owned vehicle to get you to all of your holiday gatherings. Whether you're celebrating Thanksgiving, Chanukah, Yule, Kwanzaa or Christmas, you can rest assured that you got the best bankruptcy auto loan through BankruptcyAutoFinancing.com.

If you had your car repossessed, and filed for bankruptcy, you may think that you'll never get another car loan again. Although repossession does make getting a post-bankruptcy auto loan more difficult, it doesn't make it impossible. Here we'll show you what you need to know.