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College is expensive, and grad school just means piling on even more debt. If you’re heading to grad school, you may be wondering how to reduce the overwhelming student loan debt. It starts with figuring out what to do with all those undergrad loans before taking on even more. The post The Pros and Cons […]
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If you have bad credit, you won’t qualify for the best rates and terms on a personal loan, but you’re not entirely out of options. Many personal loan providers cater to people with bad credit — and the deal is often better than you’d expect. Learn about the best personal loans for bad credit. The
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Many U.S. lenders only accept applications from U.S. citizens and permanent residents, making it harder for H1-B visa holders to fully participate in the U.S. banking and credit system. Learn about the best personal loans available to H1-B visa holders and holders of certain other work visas. The post The Best Personal Loans for H-1B
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Many Americans struggle with debt at one point or another. For some, it’s the result of adversity, like losing a job or getting hit with a medical bill. For others, though, debt can be cyclical and not tied to a specific circumstance. If you’re consistently taking on more debt than you can manage, financial therapists…
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Skyrocketing tuition costs mean few students can avoid borrowing student loans. A To save the most money, it helps to borrow wisely. Federal loans are almost always best, but if you have to borrow private loans, it pays to compare these factors before signing. The post How to Compare Private Student Loan Offers — 10
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Mortgage points give homebuyers the option to “buy down” their interest rates by paying a fee upfront. Does it ever make sense to pay more at the settlement table to reduce your interest rate for the life of the loan? Learn about how mortgage discount points work and when they make sense. The post What
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Applying to college typically comes with some uncertainty, but this year’s applicants are tackling one additional question: What should you do when a pandemic has limited what goes into your college applications? Many extracurriculars, including sports and clubs, couldn’t go on during the pandemic. And many school districts across the country, recognizing the challenges the…
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Refinancing your mortgage can reduce your monthly payment, lower your interest rate, or change the structure of your loan from an adjustable-rate mortgage to a fixed-rate mortgage. Learn how to compare the refinance offers you receive during this process. The post How to Compare Mortgage Refinance Offers appeared first on Money Crashers. https://www.moneycrashers.com/how-to-compare-mortgage-refinance-offers/ #financialfreedom #money
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Every year, millions of Americans enroll in colleges and universities, and about two-thirds of students borrow money to do so. If you’re considering a student loan or are already in student debt, it’s crucial to be well-informed. Read on for a guide to student loans, repayment, and deferments. The post What Are Student Loans and
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Bad credit can happen for any number of reasons, and life rarely waits for your credit to improve. If you need to borrow money now, you have options — many online lenders offer installment loans to borrowers with limited or poor credit. Learn about the best online installment loans for bad credit. The post Best
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Getting a mortgage can feel overwhelming. You have seemingly endless loan options, all of which read like a foreign language. If you’ve never taken out a mortgage before, or if you need a refresher, start with this overview of the types of mortgages to help you understand your loan options. The post Different Types of
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Wouldn’t it be nice to get rid of your student loan debt sooner than later? Thankfully, tons of strategies can help you pay off student debt faster — and the faster you pay them off, the faster you can get on with the rest of your life. The post 20 Ways to Pay Off Your
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Citizens Bank is no longer originating personal loans, though it still services its existing loans, according to a company spokesperson. Previously, Citizens Bank offered personal loans ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 for borrowers with good credit. These loans included a discount for setting up autopay, and the option to add a co-signer to your application….
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The out-the-door price of a car is the amount you would pay to walk out of the dealer’s door with keys in hand. Whether you’re a seasoned or first-time buyer, chances are you’ve heard the phrase. The out-the-door price, sometimes abbreviated as OTD, includes all taxes, fees and extras. If you’re writing a check, the…
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Can you decline an approved car loan? Absolutely. If you’ve gone through the necessary steps to apply for an auto loan and been approved, you’re not obligated to accept the offer. Auto experts advise borrowers to seek preapproval with multiple lenders to find the best offer, then use that as a backup at the dealership….
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My wife and I are planning a once-in-a-lifetime, 10,000-mile, coast-to-coast road trip. The dream is an epic journey along roads less traveled, but the reality is careful planning to lower our stress, prevent mishaps and spend money where it matters and save where it doesn’t. In doing so, we’ve unearthed some great resources and made…
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Although similar, consolidating and refinancing your student loans aren’t the same. And once you refinance federal loans into private ones, there’s no going back. So before you make that move, compare the benefits and drawbacks of private loan refinancing versus federal student loan consolidation. How to Compare Refinance Rates for Student Loan Offers & Consolidation
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Car loans work by providing a lump sum of money for you to buy a car. Then, it’s yours to drive, while also making monthly payments on the loan (with interest) over time. Until you fully repay the loan, the lender holds the title to the car and can repossess it if you fall behind…
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If you have student loans along with debt from several sources, the idea of consolidating all your debts can sound tempting. But there are a few things to consider before you combine your student loans and other debts into a debt consolidation loan. Find out if it’s a good option for you. Can I Consolidate
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Sarah Bailey’s adoption experience began in 2013 when she connected with an adoption placement agency and paid fees for a parental class and to advertise to birth mothers for one year. In 2014, and still without a successful adoption, Bailey began paying a monthly $340 advertising fee each time an adoption fell through. “I didn’t…
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