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What Is A Conventional Home Loan?
Nothing compares to scrolling through listings until you find the home with the perfect garden, garage, and floors. Then comes the less fun part: figuring out how to finance your home purchase. For the vast majority of people, acquiring a new home means taking out a mortgage, a loan for the part of the house […]
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Mass Mortgage Refinancing Plan: Obamaâs Ace In the Hole
Weâve heard talk of mass refinancing plans for years now, but nothing has quite delivered. Sure, the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) was recently expanded to allow just about any homeowner to refinance, regardless of negative equity issues. But since it was announced in late October, I havenât heard too much about it. Perhaps because [&hellip
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7 Signs itâs Time for a Mortgage Refinance
Maybe youâve considered refinancing your mortgage, but youâve only dipped your toe in the exploratory waters. Is now the right time? Will rates stay low? Could they go lower? It can be hard to know when to take the plunge. Whether you purchased a home recently or bought a home years ago, you probably noticed […]
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Best Ways to Pay off Your Credit Cards after the Holidays
Holidays are fun, but all the merry making comes at a cost. While you may be an avid budgeter, itâs possible that you end up spending more that you intended due to the unforeseen cost of festivities. Most of these expenses end up racking up your credit card debt, which can be as high as […]
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Best Private Student Loans of April 2021
Students aren’t just leaving school with new friends and undergraduate degrees â they’re also bringing the stress of student loan debt along for the ride. In fact, most students now finish post-secondary school owing more than $30,000 and spend anywhere from 10 to 25 years paying back these loans. While there’s no way to make […]
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Reverse Mortgages: 10 Things You Must Know
Reverse mortgages can be complicated so itâs imperative that you understand how the loan is repaid, the monthly costs and potential scams to look out for.
Are You Building Your Credit, Or Just Going Into Debt?
People love to spend money, and they’ll come up with any number of reasons that they just NEED to go into debt. They will tell you things like, “I’m only using this credit card so that I can build my credit!”. Or, “I’m only buying this new car because they’re giving me such a low […]
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What Mortgage Term Is Best?
Mortgage Q&A: âWhat mortgage term is best?â Before you set out to snag the lowest rate on your purchase mortgage or mortgage refinance, youâll need to decide on (or at least narrow down) a mortgage term. I’m referring to the amount of time it will take to pay off your home loan in full. The [&hellip
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How to Pay Off Dental School Debt and Thrive as a New Dentist
In dental school youâre taught all you need to become a successful dentistâbut what you donât learn is how to effectively handle your dental school debt. The typical dental school graduate enters the profession with a student loan burden topping $292,000, according to a recent survey of dental school seniors by the American Dental Education […]
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