On St. Patrick’s Day, a few questions you should be asking yourself about your personal stash of green.
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Here’s what to avoid during and after a home inspection — and what to do instead!
Co-investors join Paragon Outcomes Management-led facility. Deal is second facility upsizing in seven months for consumer lending platform
You could be making money each time you swipe your card, but how?
Retiring is the end goal for many Americans, but what happens when your planning falls short?
Here’s the ultimate tax bracket Q&A for tax season
What you need to know about prime rates, who determines them and how they affect you.
A few years ago I tried to get a loan for a new car and I was denied. The reason? I had just graduated college and had absolutely no credit … but there are solutions.
If you’ve done your homework and know the basics about personal loans, you know that there are risks involved if you fail to pay according to the agreed upon terms.
If you’ve been paying attention at all, you know that technology has changed the way we do pretty much everything these days. Our cars and cellphones are smarter, our shopping habits have completely evolved, and even the way we live our daily lives seems to be easier, yet more complicated than ever. Have you ever felt this way?
Find out how to prepare for your upcoming funds and what to expect.
Everything you need to know about origination fees and how they work.
We’ve all heard the saying “It’s not how much you make, it’s how much you save,” but as true as this might be, it is often challenging to save a good portion of your paycheck when you are making high monthly payments on multiple loans. In America, one of the most commonly found forms of debt after mortgage loans are auto loans.
Whether we’re facing student loans, medical bills, or credit card debt, it’s both comforting and a bit concerning knowing that we’re not alone when it comes to debt. If achieving financial freedom is a part of your short-term plan, you must know that choosing the right solution will be key when helping—and avoiding worsening—your financial situation
If you’ve been keeping up with financial news in the United States, you know that as of September 21, 2018, placing a freeze on your credit is now free, as opposed to previously having to pay different fees in different states.