Unless you’re a mechanic yourself or a self-professed expert on cars, you likely don’t know that much about the inner workings of your car. This can make you vulnerable to falling for an auto repair scam, which can be challenging for the untrained eye to spot.
Here’s what you need to know about auto repair scams, and how to keep yourself from falling victim.
Q: I’m in the market for a used car, but I’m a bit nervous about getting the raw end of a deal and ultimately regretting the purchase. What do I need to know before buying a used car?
A: Purchasing a used car can be a daunting task
Just when you think they can’t possibly jump any higher, gas prices start rising again. They’ve long passed the $5 mark in much of the country, and in some areas they’ve even gone beyond $6 a gallon. This means it’ll cost the average American close to $100 just to fill a 16-gallon tank. With prices peaking on so many other goods, the pain at the pump is real.
Don’t hit the brakes on your summer road trip plans just because of sticker shock at the pump. Use these gasoline pricing apps to help you find the cheapest nearby options, keeping your budget on full all summer long!
Congrats—you’re ready to purchase your first real car!
The process can be daunting, but Diamond Valley Federal Credit Union will walk you through it. Follow our guidelines for a stress-free ride!
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In our uber-connected world, pressing a button on the steering wheel to make a phone call is already second nature for many of us. With just a few taps, we can pull up our favorite playlist, read recent emails and even send a text message. Using our cars like a
Some bills can’t be changed. For other bills, though, a little legwork can make a big difference in your monthly payment. Your car payment is a great example
