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Buyers, Take Note: Mortgage Rates Just Dropped Again
Claire Monroe on July 7, 2025
A market shift could help you save thousands.
Would You Surrender Most of Your Paycheck to Buy a Home?
Kendall Blythe on July 6, 2025
Young people aren’t exaggerating. They really can’t afford a mortgage.
78% of Americans Fear Trump’s Tariffs Will Raise Debt: 6 Ways to Stay in Control
Kendall Blythe on July 6, 2025
Do you know how much tariffs might add to your monthly expenses?
Rate Cut on the Horizon? What Powell’s Latest Hint Means
Claire Monroe on July 3, 2025
Whether rates fall or not, your money strategy might need a refresh.
The Cost of Scoring a 2.5% Mortgage in Today’s Market
Claire Monroe on July 2, 2025
That rock-bottom rate might come with a price few buyers are ready to pay.
Is America’s $17 Trillion Debt Burden Crisis-Driven or Strategic?
Kendall Blythe on June 30, 2025
Rising debt paints a complex picture of the American financial mindset.
Waiting for a Mortgage Break? Fannie Mae’s Prediction May Disappoint
Logan Kirkby on June 27, 2025
Mortgage rates may stay high through 2026 — but some buyers are finding silver linings.
From Late to Default: Stopping Student Loan Damage Before It Gets Worse
Logan Kirkby on June 26, 2025
Learn how to protect your credit, avoid default, and find real options for relief.
How Your Crypto Holdings Could Help You Buy a House Under New Federal Rules
MTN Staff on June 25, 2025
The mortgage world is about to recognize your Bitcoin balance — but with strings attached.
Rate Cuts? Not So Fast. Powell Says Tariffs May Keep Prices Rising
Logan Kirkby on June 25, 2025
Learn what Powell’s remarks mean for your credit cards, next mortgage, and savings strategy.
Buy Now, Pay Later? FICO’s Watching
Logan Kirkby on June 25, 2025
Those split payments for shoes or furniture might soon shape your credit future — for better or worse.
How to Maximize Trump’s Big Beautiful Car Loan Tax Break
Kendall Blythe on June 24, 2025
Hint: You might need to do the school run in a Bentley to make it worthwhile.
Record $18.2 Trillion Debt Signals Trouble for Americans, Fed Finds
Claire Monroe on June 23, 2025
New data reveals households are leaning heavily on credit again — but are less prepared for emergencies.
Surging Oil Prices Could Upend Fed Plans: What’s at Stake for You
Claire Monroe on June 23, 2025
Middle East tensions could block vital oil flows, driving up costs and complicating the central bank’s next moves.
Fed Split on Rate Cut Timing: What It Means for Your Money
Kendall Blythe on June 23, 2025
Imminent or not? Here’s how to plan for both scenarios.
Interest Rates Frozen, Housing Market Burning: Who Blinks First?
Jacqueline Leppla on June 23, 2025
Pulte blasts Powell. Understand how your new mortgage rate could pay the price.
The Real Cost of That Store Credit Card Offer? Try 30% Interest Rates
Logan Kirkby on June 23, 2025
Before saying yes at checkout, see how recent interest rate spikes could impact you.
Fed Paused. Your APR Didn’t. Here’s What You Can Do About It
Kendall Blythe on June 20, 2025
It’s time to tackle your balance with a strategic plan.
Today’s Student Loan Collections Are Slamming Credit Scores Nationwide
Jacqueline Leppla on June 19, 2025
The pause is over, education debt is now dragging credit scores down by 100 points or more. Learn what to do now.
Why Mortgage Applications Are Dropping Even As Rates Hit 4-Month Lows
Claire Monroe on June 18, 2025
Lower rates, fewer buyers. What’s behind the drop and how it could affect you.
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