How to Save for Your Retirement
Having a student loan payment each month as a college graduate leaves little room in the budget to contribute to...
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A Background on Credit Scoring Models
Homebuyers who have a better credit history over a longer stretch of time than a shorter one may benefit by...
Loan Options for First-Time Homebuyers
Affordability is a big issue for renters looking toward homeownership. Beyond the purchase price, putting together a 20 percent down...
The Ins and Outs of Business Credit Cards
A business credit card can be a big help to business owners. But if not used properly, they can cause...
The Benefits of a Secured Credit Card
Unable to get a credit card? If so, it may be harder for you to build a good credit rating,...
How to Start Building Your Credit
Your first credit card can be the start to building your financial future. Just remember, how you use it can...
Obtaining a Mortgage When Self-Employed
Obtaining a mortgage is a little different when you're self-employed. Reporting your income as a self-employed worker on Schedule C...
Pros and Cons of a 15-Year Mortgage
Coming up with the down payment on a home can be hard enough, and one way to make a home...
Check Your Central A/C Unit Now, Avoid a Repair Call Later
Few household maintenance routines pay off better than checking out your central air conditioning unit before the hot weather sets...
How to Choose the Right Kitchen Sink
In the wide world of kitchen décor, the sink is rarely a star. Sandwiched between the granite countertops and the...
Safe at Home: Holiday Tips That Keep Risks and Hazards to a Minimum
Getting back in touch through emails or notes can provide a subtle reminder that you want to stay connected, as well as providing useful information. Instead of sending a generic Happy Holidays card, why not add helpful holiday safety tips? Read more.
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