Are Credit Card to Credit Card Payments Possible and a Good Idea? Paying the balance on one of your credit cards with another credit card is possible. But when you make a credit card to credit card payment, you’re not reducing debtâ you’re simply moving it from one account to another. Whether or not this is a good idea… Read More
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If youâve been researching mortgages, or are in the process of taking out a home loan, youâve probably come across the term âimpoundsâ or âescrows.â When you hear these seemingly scary words, the loan officer or mortgage broker is referring to an impound account, also known as an escrow account. You may even be told [&hellip
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Recent data suggests that the average driver will spend close to $100,000 on car insurance over their lifetime. That’s a staggering sum of money, especially when you consider estimates that suggest Americans will pay over $500,000 in that time just to own, operate, and maintain a car. $100,000 is a lot of money to spend on something […]
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Planning to retire early, or simply wondering about future spousal benefits? Here’s why you need to register for this account today.
The only way to retire with financial security is by saving for retirement ASAP. Although setting aside retirement savings is a solid start in the right direction, making sure youâre saving enough toward your retirement goal is just as important. Once youâve decided how much you’ll contribute to your retirement fund, youâll be closer to […]
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You know that plumber who lives on your street and drives the beat up pickup truck? Heâs much more likely to be a millionaire than the executive next door driving the BMW. Donât believe me? Well that was a common theme found in The Millionaire Next Door:The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy by William Danko […]
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Thinking about buying a house or refinancing with only one spouse on the mortgage? Here are the major benefits and drawbacks to consider.
For products in its class, the Chase Freedom® Student credit card gets good marks, thanks in part to its credit-building features and solid incentives. The cardâs underwriting is friendly toâ¦