by Jen Froderman | Oct 9, 2019 | Credit, Homes, Tools & Resources
Does buying a home with no money down — or 6 percent down or less — sound too good to be true? 60 percent of first-time homebuyers do it this way. That’s right. The Los Angeles Times reports, “The 20 % mortgage down payment is all but...
by Jess Faraday | Jun 5, 2019 | Business, Saving Money
Image from PixabayThis is going to be the ultimate guide to bank to bank transfers for beginners.There are a few different ways that you can actually initiate and complete a bank to bank transfer, and it really depends on what you are using the money for and how much...
by Jess Faraday | Jan 2, 2019 | Business, Credit
Whether you’re new to the world of credit-building or have a general understanding about the importance of a good credit score, it’s in your best interest to maintain or increase credit score whenever possible.This article will touch upon some simple ways to...
by Justin Caldwell | Aug 5, 2018 | Student Loans
If you’re considering forbearance or deferment for your college loans, then chances are you struggle with making the minimum monthly payment. Don’t feel bad. There are a lot of borrowers out there that are in the exact same situation. Unfortunately, student loan debt...
by Jody Hanson | Jul 8, 2018 | Borrowing
Simply defined, installment loans are when people borrow money to buy an item they don’t have enough cash to purchase. Most folks don’t have sufficient money in their savings accounts to buy a car, a house, or a boat. So instead of saving and waiting, they take out an...
by John Prager | Jul 1, 2018 | Borrowing, Student Loans
With students preparing to go to college in the fall, many are worried about how they will pay for it. For some, the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the only hope of affording higher education. CNN reported in 2017 that even families making more...
