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In Connecticut, Used Cars Are Waxing In Popularity
Ed Herrmann, the actor, has never spent much time worrying about the price of a car. His automotive baubles over the years have included such collectibles as a 1932 Packard roadster and a 1959 Aston Martin, which, once restored, set him back about six figures apiece. His wife drives an $80,000 Audi A8.

Flaherty considers additional tax reductions
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Ottawa and Canada's banks will create a working group to loosen tight consumer credit, which has been the "number one concern" voiced during pre-budget consultations.

Auto makers look to Mexico
And, what happens to CPP, OAS payments if consumer price index actually declines

Qualifying for a car loan becomes a smoother ride
(By Steve Harrison, sharrison@charlotteobserver.com) Two months ago, salesmen at a General Motors dealership in Huntersville had to ask car buyers with good credit scores – 700 or better – to prove their income and residency. Now those more rigorous standards are being applied to only about 25 percent of prospective buyers – the traditional percentage of marginal customers. “In October, (for) ...

Payday loans gain popularity
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — With its quaint downtown and tree-lined streets, this little city in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains seems an unlikely epicenter for a $50 billion-a-year financial industry. But this is where W.

GM uses bailout to lure car buyers
General Motors Corp. and its finance arm Tuesday quickly deployed their $6 billion taxpayer infusion by offering zero-interest loans to consumers while trying to clear lots full of unsold trucks and sport utility vehicles.

Economists offer guidance to Utahns for '09
Is the economy in Utah going to get better anytime soon? Probably not quickly enough to suit most folks. In Utah, in 2009, "We're still going to have more layoffs and more home price depreciation," said Mark Knold, chief economist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services.