Here’s your home tax deduction checklist for the 2020 tax year. Get to know all of the tax breaks for homeowners, so you don’t leave anything on the table.
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The estimated average new car price in America was $34,264 in July 2016, and has steadily risen, according to Kelley Blue Book. Because the typical car down payment advice is to put down 10% to 20% of the loan amount ($3,426.40 to $6,853.80 for the average new car price above), you might be wondering how much money… Read More
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How to save for a house! For many people, saving to buy a house can be hard. This is because they donât know how to save money or theyâre not willing to limit their spending. This article will provide you with tips for saving for a house.  Determine how much money you need. Before …
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Whatâs a good credit score? Those four seemingly innocuous words can send a chill down anyoneâs spine. Itâs a number that many Americans know by heart, a number they check regularly, and one that brings them more jubilation and misery than the one they see in their bank account every day. But your credit score […]
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When used responsibly, credit cards help us to build credit, but thereâs a catch. You need good credit in order to qualify for a credit card. So how do you get around this catch-22? Behold, the middle child of paperless transactions: the secured credit card. A secured credit card differs from an unsecured credit card […]
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Charging something to your credit card doesnât make it a charge card. Many people use the terms charge card and credit card interchangeably, but there are many differences between the two. So what is a charge card? A charge card…
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[UPDATE: Some offers mentioned below have expired and/or are no longer available on our site. You can view the current offers from our partners in our credit card marketplace. DISCLOSURE: Cards from our partners are mentioned below.] If youâre planning a car purchase, and even if youâre in the middle of financing your car, a… Read More
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Buying a house is perhaps the biggest and most expensive decision you’ll ever make in your life. So it’s surprising how many people don’t shop around for several lenders when buying a house. Not doing so can cost you a lot of money in mortgage monthly payments and interests over the life of the loan. …
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You finally found the perfect house, and what seemed like a straightforward process yielded disheartening results. Your mortgage application was denied, and it happened after all the time spent completing mountains of paperwork, answering countless questions, and having long conversations and meetings with your loan officer. So, after getting angry and cursing the world, itâs […]
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Here we go againâ¦itâs that special time where I compare two popular home loan programs to see how they stack up against each other. Todayâs match-up: â5/1 ARM vs. 30-year fixed.â Everyone has heard of the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage â itâs far and away the most popular type of mortgage loan out there. Why? Because [&hellip
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