Category: Borrow
9 Ways to Pull Together the Down Payment for a Home
Marilyn Lewis on January 18, 2021
Where can you find a huge chunk of cash for a down payment? We have some suggestions.
Time’s Almost Up on These Huge Hotel Rewards Offers
MTN Staff on January 12, 2021
Grab several nights of free hotel stays while you can.
Beating Credit Card Debt in 2021? Use the Best Balance Transfer Cards
MTN Staff on January 7, 2021
One of these cards can keep you from paying interest on old debt well into 2022.
11 Signs You Have Too Much Credit Card Debt
Allison Martin on December 28, 2020
Are you in denial about how much credit card debt you have? Here’s how to tell if you have a problem.
15 States With the Most Student Loan Debt
Vince Tabarracci on December 28, 2020
Student debt can be staggering, and people in these states owe the most for their education.
8 Ways to Quit Using Credit Cards
Lucy Lazarony on December 25, 2020
Ready to break your plastic habit? Here are eight ways to quit credit cards, or to use them more responsibly.
5 Unconventional Ways to Build Credit
Lisa Rowan on December 21, 2020
You can raise your credit score even without a credit card.
Which Card Is Better? Chase Sapphire Preferred Versus Chase Sapphire Reserve
MTN Staff on December 19, 2020
How much travel you have planned could be the deciding factor in which card is best for you.
10 Clever Ways to Save Money on Your Mortgage
Steve Gillman on December 17, 2020
It’s one of the most expensive things you can buy — so it’s worth investigating every avenue for saving.
3 Ways to Protect a Credit Card You Aren’t Using
Tiffany Connors on December 15, 2020
Don’t let your credit score take a hit just because you’re spending less.
The Worst Ways to Borrow Money — and What to Do Instead
Steve Gillman on December 14, 2020
Borrow money the wrong way and you could find yourself stuck in a cycle of debt. Here’s how and when to do it.
8 Ways to Free Yourself of Retirement Debt
Tiffany Connors on December 11, 2020
You’ve got options you might not even think of — including credit cards.
Credit Card Secrets the Banks Don’t Want You to Know
Stacy Johnson on November 13, 2020
The less you think about credit and credit cards, the better the lenders like it. Here are some things they don’t want you to know, but I do.
The Top 6 Objections to Reverse Mortgages
Tricia Drago on November 13, 2020
A reverse mortgage can make sense for people in the right financial situation, though it’s not for everyone.
7 Reasons to Carry Mortgage Debt Into Retirement
Emmet Pierce on November 12, 2020
It often makes financial sense to not pay off your mortgage before retiring.
Why Baby Boomers Still Have So Much Student Loan Debt
Chris Kissell on November 10, 2020
A group of unlikely Americans holds more student debt than anyone else.
Triple the Value of Your Grocery Spending With This New Credit Card Benefit
MTN Staff on November 9, 2020
You could rack up as much as $270 toward future travel just from your grocery spending for the next six months — not to mention the card’s many other benefits.
15 States With the Most Seriously Overdue Mortgages
Jonathan Jones on November 6, 2020
When federal forbearance programs expire and the moratorium on foreclosures is lifted, millions of homeowners could be in serious trouble.
4 Credit Repair Company Lies — and How to Fix Your Score Without Help
Maryalene LaPonsie on November 5, 2020
Credit repair companies promise the sun and the moon, but they may instead be taking you for an expensive ride.
6 Ways to Have a Debt-Free Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on November 5, 2020
You want as few expenses as possible on a fixed income. Here’s how to cut one of the worst.
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