Why Buying a House is Now More Expensive

If you're considering moving, refinancing your mortgage, or attempting to cash in on the dramatic rise in home prices that's occurred over the past few years, then you may want to pump the breaks. Prospective home shoppers are finding that the overall cost of buying property is substantially more money than it was before the... Continue Reading →

3 Ways Credit Card Interest Hurts You

Most people know that if you don’t pay off your credit cards each month you’ll be charged interest. However, for one reason or another, so many of us allow this debt to accumulate anyways. According to research by Go Banking Rates, more than half (53 percent) of Americans carry a revolving balance on their credit... Continue Reading →

5 Smart Ways to Use Your Home Equity

When was the last time you checked the value of your house? With the recent surge in demand since the start of the COVID pandemic, you may be pleasantly surprised to find that overall house prices are up 17 percent since last year. This means for the average homeowner likely has tens of thousands of... Continue Reading →

11 Ways Parents Can Plan to Pay for College

Parents who are planning to help put their children through college have a big task on their hands. Not only does the average price of a full year of college in-state and with room and board currently cost approximately $25,487 per year, but they'll also have to balance other competing financial priorities like saving for... Continue Reading →

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