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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ally Financial Inc, the United States' largest maker of car loans, hopes that people have forgotten the time when "subprime" became a synonym for "disaster."Ally, once known as GMAC Financial Services, is getting ready to go public this ...

In an article by Wall Street Journal writer Sharon Terlep, Melinda Zabritski, director of GM's sales are up compared to the same period last year, but they are not doing as good as the competition. And, when it comes to lending, all ...

As a financial planner, I have always tried to get people to see their finances as a business, in which they were the CEO and their financial planner was their CFO (Chief Financial Officer). We have all heard a lot of talk ...

QUESTION: Can a child have more than one 529 savings plan (in one or more states), and if so, do the combined values count toward a state's maximum contribution? Okay, bad news first: The current trade-in value on your Traverse runs a ...

When you're unsure about buying a new car because the job market looks shaky and your current job doesn't feel stable, is there any reason why you should take the new-car-payment plunge? One reason might be car payment protection plans that are ...

Top car companies are enticing customers by approving more number of subprime auto loans. Companies like Chrysler and General Motors have used subprime auto loans to significantly improve their sales in the marketplace. Statistics suggest that about 20 percent and 16 percent ...

Multiple car insurance quotes allow you to insure more than one vehicle with the same policy. This is an option that is now offered by a large number of auto insurance companies, and that many households are seriously looking at. There is ...

Credit cards are convenient, but they're also dangerous. A lot of people ruin their financial lives by turning the phrase "charge it" into a reflex. It's a real problem, but this article explains how to make good use of credit cards and ...

GM wants to lift sales with more subprime buyers but its main lender keeps purse strings tightIf your credit isn't good, General Motors Co. still wants to sell you a car.The problem is, it can't. At least not in big numbers. That's ...

I wrote about GM's shenanigans where they claimed to have " GM has a big pile of debts they can't pay back so: $52 billion Now, GM has a) the same huge pile of debt it had before, along with b) a ...

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Topic: General Motors Corporation

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