If youâre one of the millions of Americans who suffers from credit card debt, then you know the effect it can have on your life. Paying back your credit card debt can seem like a daunting task but it doesnât have to be. Fortunately, there are some tried and true ways to pay off your […]
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Whether youâre working on repairing your credit or simply want to find out where yours stands, there are plenty of websites available that claim to offer free credit scores. Credit Karma offers its members free…
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Most of us need to have a reliable car to get from point A to point B. But how much of a down payment should we put down when buying a car? 10? 20%? Or should we only pay 100% in cash?
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This is a guest post from the ChamberofCommerce.com Credit management is more important than ever. Just about every major purchase you ever make is going to be impacted by your credit score. The IRS has even stepped in with new credit and debit reporting laws hoping to reduce the tax gap. Understanding your credit report is […]
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Credit allows you to borrow money that you can pay back at a later date. Your credit limit is the amount of money that credit cards will allow you to borrow before you get declined or charged for going over…
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A reader recently asked, âWhat mortgage rate can I get with my credit score?â So I figured Iâd try to clear up a somewhat complex question. With mortgage rates now at new all-time lows, again (sigh!), borrowers looking to refinance a mortgage or purchase a home seem to be increasingly curious about the possibility of [&hellip
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There are many reasons to refinance your mortgage, some obvious and some a bit more obscure and/or different. I figured Iâd compile a list of the many reasons I can think of to refinance. Some of the situations are complete opposites of one another and will depend on your unique financial goals and/or risk appetite. [&hellip
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The latest weekly Forbearance and Call Volume Survey from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) revealed that 7.80% of outstanding home loans were in forbearance. That number was up slightly from 7.74% a week earlier, putting roughly 3.9 million homeowners in forbearance plans. Much of these are COVID-19-related, thanks in part to a very liberal CARES [&hellip
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If youâre a homeowner looking to take advantage of the equity youâve built in your home, you might consider how a cash-out refinance could help you meet your financial goals. Like any financial decision, itâs best to get a good…
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