Life can get expensive. When you factor in things like rent or mortgage, groceries, child care expenses, transportation costs, and more, it adds up quickly. For 45 million Americans, their monthly budget also includes student loan payments. If youâre trying to figure out how to pay off student debt faster, read on for help. If […]
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In school, it’s graduation. In romance, it’s the wedding. And in real estate, the magic day is closing. Unlike those other big life-changing moments, closing day (or settlement day) is short on ceremony and long on signing. Closing day can also seem mysterious and confusing, so here’s a rundown of what you should expect. Your […]
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Your partner’s credit history can influence your future interest rate.
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When purchasing big ticket items or giving a down payment, pay with your credit card in order to minimize your risk of losing your money.
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Here we go again â the latest Forbearance and Call Volume Survey from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) revealed that the total number of loans in forbearance increased from 5.95% to 6.99% as of April 19th, 2020. That means roughly 3.5 million homeowners have now asked for their mortgage payments to be put on hold [&hellip
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Hoverboards, power-lace Nikes and, now, DeLoreans. It’s like “Back to the Future” is taking over the present, and it’s practically a dream come true. (OK, so these hoverboards aren’t exactly as the film advertised, and the Chicago Cubs sadly did not win the World Series like they were supposed to, but that’s beside the point.)… Read More
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After a year of COVID shutdowns and restrictions leading to a general economic slowdown and unemployment for many Americans, the government is making an effort to jumpstart the economy by distributing a third stimulus check to American families, this time even larger than before. The goal? Help people get back on their financial feet and, […]
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The so-called âcoronavirus checksâ have begun to hit Americansâ bank accounts this week, providing relief to those whose income has been curtailed or completely cut. It might be especially helpful to those who need to pay rent or make a monthly mortgage payment, the latter of which can be pushed back as late as the [&hellip
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So you’ve found a house you want and you’re ready to buy. It’s not as simple as knocking on the front door and announcing that you’ll take it. Your decision triggers the start of an intricate dance between you and the seller, typically with real estate agents guiding and advising you both. You’re about to […]
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