Fortunately for residents of the Tar Heel state, North Carolina has some of the lowest car insurance premiums in the country. Theyâre more than $450 lower than the U.S. national average at $1,457. Even so, no one wants to pay more for car insurance than they need to, even in low premium states like North […]
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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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While the Biden administration has pushed the foreclosure and forbearance moratoriums out to June of this year the extension isn’t necessarily a fix to the problem. Sure, given vaccination rates, reopenings, and the expected jobs growth that will come with them, we can probably predict more borrowers in forbearance will be back on their feet … [Read more…]
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Unless you expect to rent all of your life, you’re going to need to buy a house of your own. You will need to figure out in what neighborhood to live in. You’ll need to figure out how long you expect to live in the house. However, this is only one piece to the puzzle. …
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Your home value matters. For most people, a home is their largest asset. Understanding the value of the home is important if you ever want to sell, refinance or borrow against your home’s value. Most ways of determining your home’s value are more art than science. If you choose to do a mortgage refinance and […]
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The key to avoiding burnout while paying off debt is to reinvigorate your motivation. Here are 11 ways you can stay motivated and energized to avoid burnout when paying off debt. 1. Work With Purpose The first step to any…
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The debt relief industry is vast and varied, with options for consolidation, refinancing, and even forgiveness. All these options provide an escape route, the light at the end of a very dark tunnel. One of the most effective is debt settlement, but this option isnât for everyone and if youâre not careful it can make […]
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While federal student loans are the best place to start when you have to borrow money for college, there are plenty of instances where private student loans can make sense. Maybe you maxed out federal borrowing limits for the year and still need additional money to cover expenses, or perhaps your residency status disqualifies you […]
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If you are trying to get out of debt, there is a lot of discussion as to how you should pay off your debts. Some experts say it should be paid off by the lowest balance and others say the higher interest rate?  While there is not a “right” way to do it, I will share … Read More about Interest Rates vs. Balances: Which Do You Pay Off First?
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