When you are in the market for a mortgage, you may be told by a lender that you qualify for a subprime mortgage. What you will notice is that the loan will be offered at a higher rate than conventional loans. This raises a few questions; what is a subprime mortgage and how does it […]
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Just as homes come in different styles and price ranges, so do the ways you can finance them. While it may be easy to tell if you prefer a rambler to a split-level or a craftsman to a colonial, figuring out what kind of mortgage works best for you requires a little more research. There […]
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How much you’ll pay for car insurance can depend on a variety of factors, including your age, driving record, credit score and how you use your car. Location also matters. According to a 2013 report, the national average for car insurance is $1,510 a year. The data is based on insurance rates of more than… Read More
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If youâre like me, stories of people turning small amounts into millions during the recent GameStop investment surge may have left you with a feeling of envy. If you could have only gotten in on the ground floor. Or perhaps you wondered if it wasnât too late to jump on. Maybe you even bought in […]
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Young Americans have eased up on buying new cars since the end of 2012, according to a report from auto sales information site Edmunds.com. Through August this year, consumers ages 18 through 34 have made up 11.4% of new vehicle purchases, down from 12.6% in 2012. In 2011, that age group bought 10.8% of new… Read More
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Once you get over the excitement of buying a new car and climbing behind the wheel for the first time, you have to deal with the misery and drudgery that is car insurance. Getting a complete auto insurance policy that covers you for everything you need is important, but it can also be expensive and involve endless insurance shopping and comparing. How […]
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If investing 15 minutes would save you $50 a month for the next three years, would you do it? That seems like a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised how many people are passing up a similar deal. That would be a total savings of $1,800 or, put another way, that 15 minutes would be an opportunity… Read More
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Dozens of options exist for consumers looking to borrow money, but some loans are much harder to access than others. The best and least expensive ways of borrowing money generally require the borrower to have a good credit history, and many people aren’t in that situation. That’s where things like payday loans and auto title… Read More
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Another year, another increase in FHA loan limits, thanks to yet another rise in home prices. This is good news if youâre thinking about taking out an FHA loan, as youâll likely be able to borrow a little bit more without going over the maximum loan amount allowed. Like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the [&hellip
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