Articles, tagged with "gmac", page 5
12th January 2009
While many banks have failed to pass "bailout" gains to consumers, GMAC is using its $5 billion to get car sales moving.After receiving these funds, GM immediately offered 0% financing for up to 60 months on many of its least popular models. Other loans o...
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Author:
Mike Clover
03rd July 2008
Today's announcement that Bradford & Bingley, Britain's biggest buy-to-let mortgage lender had already suffered huge losses in the first few months of the year caught many by surprise.
However, it is the lender's bad debt figures, located towards the ...
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Author:
Mildred
01st July 2008
There has been much discussion over the free and accessible way in which we have been able to obtain credit for cars or other luxuries.
In light of the current credit crunch, many feel that the wide availability of credit has led many people into situ...
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Author:
Carys Robshaw
19th June 2008
As more and more people are going out to find the best car loans that they can get, more those people are finding out that they can get approved for Bank of America car loans; which is another huge lender for banking and loans. In fact, Bank of America i...
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Author:
Thomas Iturriaga
07th March 2007
Back in the days banks refused to loan money if the reason for it is to purchase a car. During those times it's not considered practical for someone to loan for mere luxury. Such attitude of the banks has frustrated automakers like General Motors which ...
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Author:
Noah Scott
18th January 2007
Financing through the car dealership offers some of the best options for both new and used car buyers. If you're looking to buy from one of the big three, General Motors Ford or Chrysler you can feel comfortable with their In House Financing programs to b...
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Author:
Dennis James
23rd October 2006
You can get a terrific rate on a new car loan and save yourself thousands of dollars in interest payments. Does this sound too good to be true? Well, it isn't! Consumers are saving big on car loans and you can be one of the lucky ones too if you go into t...
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Author:
Bob Benson
03rd October 2006
Starting salaries of newly graduated MBAs have risen 4.2 percent since 2005, spurred by hiring among employers confident about the overall economic outlook.
The average graduate will earn a base salary of $92,360 during their first year of employment,...
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Author:
Neil More
21st August 2006
A 'subprime borrower' is a person with a bad credit rating. This can range from someone who has missed a few credit card payments to someone who has been declared bankrupt. For banks and mortgage brokers, these types of customers are lucrative because the...
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Author:
michael challiner
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