For many loans, including mortgages and credit cards, you at least need a credit history to prove to the lender that you are a reliable borrower. So, if you just graduated high school and are looking into borrowing student loans, you may be wondering if itâs possible to borrow one without credit history. It is […]
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When a course of study is offered virtually, itâs considered an online school. The ability to take classes virtually can offer benefits like flexibility and convenience to students. On the other hand, online learning can make it difficult for students to connect with their peers and professors and can make it challenging to teach concepts […]
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Many schools allow students to tailor a schedule that aligns with their needs and lifestyle. However, the number of credits you take will determine whether you are enrolled full-time vs part-time. Schools generally have minimum credit amounts in order for students to be considered full- or part-time. In general, undergraduate students who are enrolled in […]
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Ready to buy your own home? Thereâs a lot to consider, especially if this is your first time applying for a mortgage and youâre carrying debt. Debt is not necessarily a dealbreaker by any means. Is it a good idea to pay off debt or save for a house? Is it possible to do both? […]
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Electrical issues are the third most common cause of house fires in the United States. Updating the wiring in a house is not an inexpensive undertaking, but keeping old wiring could have disastrous consequences. Modern technology demands are also reasons for rewiring a house. Powering multiple electronic devices, having adequate interior and exterior lighting, and […]
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Automatic student debt assistance is on the way for nearly half a million borrowers due to recent rule changes at the U.S. Department of Education. In a flurry of loan relief announcements, the Education Department outlined several groups of student loan borrowers who will receive automatic aid unless they choose to opt out. The groups [â¦]
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