Credit Unions Are Warming Up to Auto Starter-Interruption Devices

The bills are piling up. You pay the cable bill. You pay your cell phone bill. But you let your auto loan payment slide.

By Lindsey Siegriest | July 07, 2009 at 08:00 PM

The bills are piling up. You pay the cable bill. You pay your cell phone bill. But you let your auto loan payment slide.

You're late for work. You get into your car. It doesn't start. What do you do?

You make sure you pay your auto loan on time.

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