Leasing a Car Foolishly
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Sometimes leasing can be Foolish. But read this first.
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Think twice about that new car -- it will plunge in value quickly.
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Car dealers who mislead buyers about auto loans don&#39;t have to pay more than $1,000 in penalties under federal law, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
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Is this money mistake costing you millions?
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By Trenton Daniel, The Miami Herald  Sep. 17--City parking might rank up there with seeing the dentist or paying bills as one of life's bigger hassles.
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A Fool improves his plan to get out of debt.
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A few miscalculations can wreck a lifetime of saving and investing.
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A Foolish guide to making tough investing choices.
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You change the oil in your car every 5,000 miles or so. You clean your house every week or two. Your PC needs regular maintenance as well -- especially if you&#39;re using
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Mr. Fussy has become intrigued with things that go by themselves. A year or two ago, he started noticing reviews of cars that drive themselves. The clever Japanese, for instance, introduced the self-parking Prius hybrid some time ago. Now Lexus is selling a sedan here with the same features, for only $65,000. Meaning you would have to be both rich ...
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If you&#39;re looking to buy a car, or get rid of one, changes to the nation&#39;s tax code can make it wise to act before Jan. 1. Two new tax rules relate to autos, trucks, boats and other vehicles.
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A Fool learns that one great metric for a company does not make for an automatic buy.
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Two cheap and relatively simple car modifications can help you gain a couple miles to the gallon.
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During your first few years of ownership, your biggest car-related expense isn't gasoline. Far from it. It's actually depreciation. That's the loss in a car's value after you purchase it.
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Beware of interest-only mortgages and other extreme loans.
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Sometimes, buying new is worth the expense.
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Denying lay-bys the use of law enforcement In a bizarre follow-up to its 'Denying Criminals the Use of the Roads' strategy, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has announced an initiative that might perhaps be called, 'Assigning Criminals the Leasehold of the Lay-bys.' Things have come to a pretty pass, as crusty old Tory MPs might once have complained, when there are no-go areas for Britain's law-abiding citizens, but that indeed seems to be the message of "Truckers Beware."â¦