Q. I need a car loan, and Iâm thinking of using my home equity instead of taking a loan with the dealer. How can I decide which is a better deal? A. There are pros and cons to every borrowing situation â including the strategy of using the equity in your home to buy a… Read More
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Noise level could be subjective to some, so there’s no doubt your apartment complex has parameters around what’s acceptable.
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Like pretty much all of life, real estate is filled with “what ifs.” What if the inspection uncovers major structural problems? What if my financing falls through? What if the bank appraisal comes in low? When you’re buying a home, the “what ifs” are handled, or at least mitigated, through contingency contracts. What are contingencies? […]
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It seems logical that buying a used car would be generally more affordable than buying a new one, but that cost gap has grown recently, making used cars increasingly appealing to budget-minded consumers. The difference between the average monthly payment for a new car and that for a used car was $122 in the second quarter of… Read More
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Assisted living communities are there for residents who need a little extra help in their day-to-day lives. But how much it costs and what you get varies.
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Three years ago my husband and I finished paying off $78K of student loan debt making way less than that. Today Iâm sharing 20 ways you can change things up, save money, etc, for how to pay off student loans faster… and what I would change if I had a do-over.
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Many people opt to lease their car instead of buy it because of some of the conveniences that can come with this option. And a new program from Ford could be taking this a step further with its car share program. Ford Credit Link, which is running its pilot program in Austin, Texas, makes it possible… Read More
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If your rental doesn’t come with a washer and dryer, not biggie. It doesn’t mean you have to schlep your clothes to a laundromat. You can rent a pair.
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As the 2020 presidential election approaches, people with student loan debt are paying closer attention to where Democratic candidates stand regarding the student loan crisis. According to CNBCâs Annie Nova, thatâs because âthe average college…
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Some surprises are great. An unexpected bonus or a hotel upgrade can make your day. But when it comes to closing on a home, a surprise is almost never a good thing. Paperwork tedium will give way to terror if there’s an unexpected delay in financing or error in a title document. But you can […]
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