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Some White Borrowers May Get Refunds in a Racial Discrimination Settlement. Here’s Why.

Even under normal circumstances, racial discrimination can be hard to spot. Identifying discrimination in car purchases and loans is particularly challenging, however – auto dealers don’t have to log the ethnicity of borrowers, and car loan terms are often bargained as part of a complex transaction.  Still, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau promised to be… Read More

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6 Car Insurance Discounts You Should Ask About

Insurance is the costliest car-related expense for drivers after the vehicle itself (recently surpassing gas), so it’s no surprise that consumers seek discounts to reduce their car insurance rates. Car insurance companies spend exorbitant amounts of money each year on advertising, and they’re certainly not shy about promoting discounts that supposedly make them more affordable… Read More

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Resources For The First Time Home Buyer

For many people who live in the U.S., homeownership has long been touted as being a significant portion of The American Dream. As a result this is a goal that many Americans strive for and eventually the decision is made…

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Buying A Foreclosed Home in 10 Simple Steps.

Buying a foreclosed home is probably one of the best financial decisions you can make as a first time home buyer (although it’s not without risk). In fact, it’s one of the best ways to make a good return on your investment. That is because foreclosed homes usually have more value than a traditional purchase. …

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How to Invest in Real Estate with Less than $10,000

I recently wrote an article about how to make $10,000 a month with rental properties. I have personally surpassed that number and will keep going, but not everyone is at that stage in their investing life. What about those who do not have much money and are looking to get started investing in real estate? … Read more

3 Things No One Tells You About Buying a House

This past November, my boyfriend and I were lucky enough to buy our first home — even with student loans and an ongoing pandemic.  Not even COVID-19 could dull the thrill of buying a home, though it did make it an incredibly sterile process (pun intended). Even though I write about mortgages and buying a […]

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How we Paid off $78K of Debt With Average Incomes

It’s a new year! And you’re probably reading this because you want to make a change with how you handle your money in 2020. You want to pay off your student loans, start investing, and maybe save up for a…

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