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When you take out a car loan, you are agreeing to make all monthly payments on time through the terms listed on your contract. If you end up struggling to make your monthly payment and miss several payments, you could end up having your vehicle repossessed. Not only will you lose your car, truck or motorcycle, but your missed payments will show up on your credit report and severely hurt your credit score. Your account will be in “default” and the bank or financial institution you got the car loan from will have the right to seize your vehicle.

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Beware of Car Repossession Prevention Scams

If you’ve been trying to stop the repo man from taking your car, and you paid an auto loan modification company for assistance, you may have been scammed, authorities say. The Federal Trade Commission has filed charges against two California-based firms that allegedly made false promises to consumers, by claiming that the companies could prevent

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My Car Was Repossessed but the Collection Agency Still Wants More Money to Settle the Debt. Help!

Question: I have a question from a reader today who wanted to get some information about an auto that was actually repossessed via voluntary relinquishment. He wrote to me saying, “I’m recently divorced, and my ex decided to voluntarily relinquish a car that was in both of our names just before our divorce was final.

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