101.   The troubles at Mercury and Jayhawk have driven down shares of other finance companies who make auto loans to high-risk borrowers.

102.   The worst mistake was a disastrous foray into credit cards, auto loans and other consumer lending.

103.   Third, the worsening economy has caused the rate of customers defaulting on auto loans to increase.

104.   Those expectations are vital, because bond yields help set everything from auto loans to home mortgages.

105.   Those liabilities may include a mortgage, auto loans and credit card debt.

106.   To make up the difference, his bank is pushing into new areas, from asset-based lending to riskier auto loans.

107.   Typical interest rates on four-year auto loans are now twice that level.

108.   Until now, banks turned to the asset-backed market mostly to shed auto loans and credit card receivables.

109.   Use this money to pay off your credit-card balance or your auto loan faster.

110.   When the Fed raises interest rates, it usually causes banks to raise the cost of home mortgages, auto loans and credit-card debt.