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Luke Wallace May 3, 2021

Mr. Cooper Mortgage Servicer Investigated for Wrongful Withdrawals

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced that it is responding to complaints of unauthorized withdrawals made by a mortgage servicer, Mr. Cooper.

David Humphreys Feb. 25, 2021

New Mexico Credit Scores Reveal Persistent Racial Disparities in Credit Health During the Pandemic

According to the Urban Policy Institute, members of Native and Minority communities in New Mexico on average have double the rate of sub prime credit scores.

David Humphreys Feb. 3, 2021

Car Dealers in New Mexico Must Tell You the Truth!

It is against the law in New Mexico to make a “willful” misrepresentation about the age or condition of a motor vehicle by anyone associated with a car dealer in connection with the sale of the vehicle.

David Humphreys Nov. 15, 2020

My Car Was Just Repossessed in New Mexico, What Do I Do Now?

If you get behind on your rent or mortgage, your car payment might be the least of your worries.

David Humphreys May 21, 2020

Why You Should Inspect the Title Before You Buy a Used Vehicle in Oklahoma

It's a fact. Buying a new (to you) vehicle is an exciting time.

Luke Wallace Feb. 22, 2020

7 Ways to Discover if A Used Vehicle Has Been Wrecked

Sometimes those great looking used cars on the dealers lot are previously wrecked vehicles.

Luke Wallace Feb. 7, 2020

Buyer Beware! Has This Vehicle Been Wrecked?

If you don't have experience looking for the signs that a vehicle has been previously wrecked, you need to be cautious before you decide to purchase another vehicle.