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On Monday October 28, 2024, consumers in New Mexico gained a crucial victory when the New Mexico Supreme Court case handed down its decision in Salas v. Guadalupe Credit Union. This case has far-reaching implications for consumers, particularly concerning the consumer protection under the Unfair Practices Act and the unauthorized practice of law.

Dealing with debt can be an overwhelming and stressful experience. When you're searching for solutions

The used car dealer business has always been filled with dirty players looking to gain maximum profit at your expense. One long term deceptive practice by some unscrupulous car dealers is taking place right here in Santa Fe. As a used vehicle buyer in New Mexico, you are protected by enforceable laws designed to prevent car dealers from engaging in certain types of fraud.

Welcome to our guide on GAP coverage in Oklahoma! In this blog post, we will explore the definition of GAP coverage, how to make a claim on your coverage and what to do if your claim is denied. Whether you're a driver in Oklahoma or anywhere else, understanding how to make a claim on your GAP coverage and what to do when your claim is denied is crucial to getting the benefits you purchased. So let's dive in!

With the coming re-start of collection on student loans along with all of the other financial

We have recently learned that DRV Suites, a popular RV manufacturer, may have misrepresented the pin weight on their fifth wheels.

Do any of the names below look familiar to you? Have you been contacted by anyone making promises to help you get out of debt?

Being in debt can make you feel like you are drowning with no hope in sight. Student loan debt, credit card debt, and other high interest debt multiplies quickly, and can leave you feeling suffocated.

Imagine a small town in Oklahoma (pop. 20,000- Ada, Anadarko, Chickasha, Lawton, Guthrie, Enid, for example) waking up on Sunday morning to discover all of their cars have disappeared.   It's hard to imagine, right?  That couldn't happen, could it?  Well that's exactly what happened to twenty thousand Wells Fargo customers who purchased a vehicle and then had their vehicles wrongfully repossessed.

Are Big Banks Criminal Enterprises, or Just Petty Thieves? The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a ten million dollar fine and ordered Bank of America to repay money it froze and then removed from customer accounts illegally.