What are my rights as a servicemember under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act? Can a creditor refuse to extend credit to me just because I’m a servicemember?
Can a lender or dealer ask me about the alimony, child support, or separate maintenance payments that I receive when I apply for an auto loan?
Can a lender or dealer consider my sex, marital status, or dependents when deciding whether to give me an auto loan?
Is a lender allowed to consider my age or where my income comes from when deciding whether to give me a loan?
What should I do if I think that a lender or auto dealer discriminated against me in my auto loan application, such as by denying my application or charging me a higher interest rate?
I am a member of the military or spouse/family member of a servicemember and I think I have a loan that exceeds what I can be charged by law. What should I do?
I am a servicemember planning to buy a vehicle. If I get stationed overseas, will I be able to bring my new vehicle with me?
I am in the military and have an auto lease. If I am ordered to move overseas or deploy, can I cancel or terminate my auto lease without paying early termination charges or a penalty?
I’m in the military and having trouble paying my auto loan. What should I know about auto repossession and protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)?
What happens to my credit report if I am late making payments on my auto loan or my car is repossessed?
What if the lender offers to just take the vehicle back and forgive the loan? Will it affect my credit report?