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Financing Home Improvement Projects During Coronavirus
Staying home may have you thinking about ways to make improvements, but figuring out how to pay for those changes can be a challenge. Here’s where to start.
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Are You Unscorable?
The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, act as legal, financial or credit advice. See Lexington Lawâs editorial disclosure […]
Guide to Credit Card Debt Consolidation
If youâre anything like the average American, itâs likely that you are in debt to some degree. If credit card debt is the root of your financial problems, it might be time to consider credit card debt consolidation. What is credit card debt consolidation? Credit card debt consolidation is a plan of action that combines […]
Guide to Credit Card Debt Consolidation is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
3 Money Sources to Tap Before Getting a Personal Loan – Motley Fool
3 Money Sources to Tap Before Getting a Personal Loan Motley Fool
Debt Management Plans: Comparing and Contrasting
Debt relief methods can create more problems than solutions, at least in the short-term. Debt settlement can drag on and lead to legal action and debt collectors; debt consolidation can double your debt (even while reducing your monthly payments). But debt management is a simpler solution and one that can be just as effective. In […]
Debt Management Plans: Comparing and Contrasting is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
HELOC vs. Credit Card: Why the Plastic May Work Out Better
You may have heard recently that “tappable” home equity has reached an all-time high, thanks to rapidly appreciating home prices and conservative borrowing on behalf of existing homeowners. If you havenât, know that some 42 million homeowners have around $5.4 trillion in equity at their disposal, assuming a maximum 80% loan-to-value ratio (LTV), this according [&hellip
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America’s Top 10 Consumer Complaints
If the “Internal Revenue Service” (IRS) called you up last year demanding payment, well, you weren’t alone. Fake IRS and other imposter scams topped the list of fastest-growing complaints to state and local consumer protection agencies in 2015, according to an annual survey by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) and the North American Consumer Protection Investigators (NACPI). That… Read More
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How to Avoid Paying Interest on Credit Card Debt
For many people, credit card debt is a fact of life. And along with repaying the amount you borrowed from the credit card company, youâre also responsible for paying back the amount of interest that accrues â often at a…
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Should You Take Out a Second Mortgage?
A second mortgage is a loan, in addition to your primary mortgage, that uses your home as collateral. Any homeowner who has 20 percent equity in their property and a decent credit score can get approved for a second mortgage…
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