Everyone from Dave Ramsey to your neighbor down the street has an opinion about whether teenagers should have credit cards. But the fact is many already do. According to a TransUnion survey, 19% of teens have a credit card. If you want to introduce your child to the world of credit while being mindful of… Read More
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Kanye West has big plans up his sleeve for his massive ranch in Wyoming. But what is he actually going to buildâand how long will it take?
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New Year’s resolutions come and go. A sad and small amount often work out like you’d planned, and the rest are forgotten about, or perhaps regretted later on. Losing weight and creating a budget are two of the most common…
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If you don’t use credit or just started building it, chances are you have no credit file or maybe just a thin one â it’s there, but there’s not much to it. That can leave you with a low credit score or no credit score at all, which may make it difficult to get credit when… Read More
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For many Americans, itâs difficult to escape college without accumulating some degree of student loan debt. In fact, the average debt for a Class of 2019 graduate was $28,950. Not only does your student loan…
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Buying a foreclosed home at auction or from a lender can be a way to purchase a property at a discount, and who doesn’t like a discount? But purchasing a foreclosure property can be a complicated transaction. Here’s what you need to know about the process of buying a distressed home. What, exactly, is a […]
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So you’ve found a house you want and you’re ready to buy. It’s not as simple as knocking on the front door and announcing that you’ll take it. Your decision triggers the start of an intricate dance between you and the seller, typically with real estate agents guiding and advising you both. You’re about to […]
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When the pandemic struck, many mortgage lenders across the country began a process that’s been talked about for years: the adoption of eClosings. Talked about so long as a ‘nice to have’, the ROI calculation for many lenders wasn’t there over the past decade. They could do business on paper, as they always had done, … [Read more…]