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With the passage of H.R. 1, taxpayers may now deduct an amount up to $10,000 of interest paid on auto loans for qualifying vehicles. These deductions apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2024.

Whether you’ll be car shopping before the year ends or are thinking about buying within the next few years, a little bit of homework can often help you negotiate a better deal.

While many dealerships may be reputable and transparent, it’s important to remember that financing is another way dealerships can make money. Knowing what to expect can help you look out for common sales tactics, ask better questions, and make sure you’re getting a fair deal.

Before you start shopping, here are five car buying secrets to know.

August is the month to make the most of each summer day, especially if you live in Ohio. But it’s also a time for transition as kids head back to school and calendars start filling up with fall activities. 

Whether you're organizing end-of-summer outings or checking off to-do lists, here’s your reminder to focus on one area that deserves a little attention too: your finances.

An intentional financial reset now can help you head into fall with financial confidence and potentially lower expenses.

Whether you're planning for a holiday weekend, paying bills, or simply trying to stay ahead of everyday expenses, having access to your paycheck, government benefits, or similar payments sooner can provide some extra breathing room.