Yes, lenders have auto loans for people with no credit, but getting one is not guaranteed. It will depend on the lenderâs flexibility, the down payment you can afford, and the kind of car you want to buy. It may even depend on how you ask. Phil Reed, senior consumer advice editor for the consumer… Read More
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Food delivery and ridesharing are great ways to earn extra income. The market for food delivery has increased as restaurants have had to adapt to COVID-19 precautions, and just about everyone could use some extra income as we continue to navigate life during a pandemic. If you’re considering joining a food delivery or rideshare company as a… Read More
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If you’re one of the millions of Americans who have declared bankruptcy, financial recovery can seem like a pipe dream. But don’t give up. According to a study by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, people’s credit scores increased steadily after filing for bankruptcy. While any credit improvement is good news, is it enough to offer… Read More
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For products in its class, the Chase Freedom® Student credit card gets good marks, thanks in part to its credit-building features and solid incentives. The cardâs underwriting is friendly toâ¦
If you think you’re immune to damage from a collection account on your credit report because you pay your bills on time, think again. Medical bills that you don’t know about could be hurting your creditâand the odds are not in your favor. In fact, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reports that around 31.6% of… Read More
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As of February 2020, student loan debt in the United States reached a record total of $1.6 trillion. Many people are struggling to pay student loans and taking part in various deferment and other assistance programs. As COVID-19 and related shutdowns caused economic issues across the nation, the federal government passed the CARES Act, which… Read More
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Are you new to investing? Not sure where to start? Investing for beginners can be overwhelming. There are so many moving parts. With that said, we hope the process we’ll show you today will make it easier for you to get started. What follows are ten steps you can take to become a successful investor…. Read More
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Medical care is expensive. And affordable health insurance can be difficult to find. But finding fund for the monthly premium in your budget can protect your finances in the long run. Alternative solutions like urgent care and prescription discount finder tools have popped up to help people find more affordable prices. But these cheaper services… Read More
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Jen* is one of the few people that opens and reads every piece of mail they receive. Itâs a quirk that has paid off: A piece of junk mail is how Jen found out someone had stolen her identity. âI opened a letter from Macyâs, which I thought was weird,â she said. âI havenât shopped… Read More
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