Debt has a way of following you around. A lender can chase you wherever you go in the United States; they can sue you, take assets, garnish wages. Itâs a lengthy and chaotic process that can cause endless stress and it doesnât end when you die. Outstanding debts can follow you to the grave and […]
Hereâs What Happens to Your Money and Debt After You Die? is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
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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Learning about the three major consumer credit bureaus can help you to familiarize yourself with your own credit score. The three major consumer credit bureaus are: Equifax Experian TransUnion A credit bureau is an entity that collects information about you and how you have managed to use credit in the past. Essentially, credit bureaus store […]
Understanding the Three Major Credit Bureaus is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
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.
Credit Sesame announced that they are now offering a free credit monitoring service in addition to their free credit score and saving advice found on their free to use site.
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There can be a small gratifying feeling of swiping your credit card to pay for something without really thinking about how it will affect your finances until way later. Especially when you first get a credit card and youâre thrown…
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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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Following in the footsteps of many other mortgage lenders of late, JP Morgan Chase has upped its minimum requirements to get a home loan. Once again, it has to do with COVID-19, which has led to a flood of unemployment filings and a general fear that many homeowners will begin to default on their mortgages. [&hellip
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You may have heard that mortgage is a âgood debt,â in that itâs okay to carry a multi-hundred-thousand-dollar loan for decades on end. While that may sound counterintuitive to the many anti-debt folks out there, such as Suze Orman or Dave Ramsey, there is actually some real truth to it. Why Mortgage Is a Good [&hellip
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These days, itâs not uncommon for adult children to come back home, or never leave the nest in the first place. Surveys show that the number of adults aged 23 to 37 staying or returning home has been increasing steadily since 2000. Itâs easy to pass judgment on boomerang kids, and assume that young adults […]
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