Have you ever heard a person mention car leasing and nodded his or her head without knowing what they were talking about? Or ...

It's a rare person who can resist the features and amenities of a new car. And as a small-business owner, you may be getting a whiff of more than that intoxicating new-car aroma. Beyond the usual ...

Leasing a car through your business often lets you use the lease payments as business expense deductions. Leasing is structured differently than a purchase, and you are in effect paying for the use of ...

Pandemic shortages are retreating to the rearview mirror, and most automakers have plenty of cars to sell. That has brought a return to more automaker sales incentives to help “move the metal,” ...

The amount you can afford for a car depends on whether you’re buying or leasing — the latter could be much cheaper and let you access more options. Your salary, debt-to-income ratio and credit profile ...

Leasing a used car can be a more affordable option compared to leasing a new car. Researching lease options and negotiating with the dealer are important steps in leasing a used car. The drawbacks of ...

Since buying a car is one of the biggest purchases you can make, it’s wise to take a look at all your options. Both leasing and buying have advantages and disadvantages, just like renting versus ...

Kiah Treece is a former attorney, small business owner and personal finance coach with extensive experience in real estate and financing. Her focus is on demystifying debt to help consumers and ...

Maybe the world is returning to normal. Or maybe it's getting to a new normal living with the novel virus. Certainly there are signs of life returning to the new-car market. The opportunity to get a ...

When your auto lease is over, you just drop off the vehicle and walk away, right? Not exactly. With most auto leases, you’ll almost always owe a disposition fee (or turn-in fee), even if you return it ...