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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 CPA on November 17, 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.
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 May 5, 2021
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.
The 4 Best Credit Cards Available for November 2020
MTN Staff on May 5, 2021
New and strong credit card offers can mean savings for the holiday season.
Why the Mortgage Refinance Window Could End Soon
Bankrate.com on November 2, 2020
The window of opportunity for refinancing into super-cheap mortgages could be closing.
Senior Home Equity Booms: Should You Get a Reverse Mortgage?
Chris Kissell on November 2, 2020
Older homeowners have a record amount of housing wealth.
Pros and Cons of a Reverse Mortgage During the Pandemic Crisis
Kathleen Coxwell on October 20, 2020
If you’re considering a reverse mortgage, weigh these factors first.
Pay 0% APR on Balance Transfers Until April 2022 and Beyond
MTN Staff on October 19, 2020
If your credit focus right now is getting relief from high-interest card debt, these are solid picks.
The No. 1 Reason Homeowners Refuse to Refinance
Chris Kissell on October 19, 2020
One-third of homeowners say one factor keeps them from pursuing a new, cheaper mortgage.
The Worst and Best Ways to Destroy Debt
Angela Brandt on October 12, 2020
Dealing with debt the wrong way compounds the problem. Here are some bad ideas — and much better ones — for eliminating obligations.
14 Important Reverse Mortgage Facts
Kathleen Coxwell on October 8, 2020
Ditch the commercials and learn how they work before you start shopping or rule these loans out.
This Popular Rewards Credit Card Just Doubled Its Introductory Offer
MTN Staff on November 19, 2020
How does $1,000 in travel rewards sound?
Should I Get a Reverse Mortgage?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 2, 2020
For some, reverse mortgages are a perfect way to get extra retirement income. But they’re not for everyone.
6 Tips for Refinancing Your Mortgage During the Pandemic
Marilyn Lewis on April 27, 2021
Mortgage rates are at all-time lows — meaning homeowners could save big by refinancing.
Why Haven’t 19 Million Homeowners Refinanced Their Mortgages Yet?
Bankrate.com on November 2, 2020
Many Americans could slash their mortgages payments but have yet to take advantage of the opportunity.
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