Category: Borrow
How to Upgrade or Downgrade a Credit Card — Plus Pros and Cons
Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on December 20, 2022
Don’t cancel that credit card just yet. Find out if switching your account might be your smarter move.
How to Cancel a Credit Card Step by Step
Tiffany Connors (The Penny Hoarder) on December 8, 2022
Here’s how to cancel a credit card — and whether that’s a smart decision.
Coming Soon: $1 Million Mortgages With 3% Down
Brandon Ballenger on December 7, 2022
Next year’s federal loan limits are a reflection of the significant increase in home prices.
2 Common Health Problems Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
Chris Kissell on November 14, 2022
Managing these factors might lead to better health outcomes.
The Best U.S. Cities to Find a Starter Home
Jonathan Jones on November 10, 2022
These places favor first-time homebuyers, with lower prices, adequate supply and plenty of smaller homes.
The Best Credit Cards for Black Friday and Holiday Shopping
MTN Staff on November 1, 2022
Is your card providing consistent cash back or monitoring for better prices on your purchases? Why not?
Walmart Starts Offering Home Mortgages
Chris Kissell on October 13, 2022
You can get just about anything at Walmart — and in some stores, that includes a home loan.
Credit Scores: Everything You Need to Know
Point2 Editors on October 11, 2022
Credit scores and credit reports are completely different — and you should be checking them both.
5 Reasons Dave Ramsey Is Wrong About Credit Scores
Robin Hartill (The Penny Hoarder) on October 7, 2022
Tons of people listen to his financial advice. But that doesn’t mean he’s got it all right.
4 Cash-Back Cards to Maximize Holiday Savings
Brandon Ballenger on October 4, 2022
All the seasonal spending could mean a big gift from your credit card.
Home Prices in 190 U.S. Metros Broke All Known Records in the Last Decade
Andra Hopulele on September 28, 2022
From a meager 9% gain to a staggering 357% jump, single-family home prices increased across the board. And condo prices aren’t far behind.
How to Get Your Piece of the Student Loan Forgiveness Pie
Miranda Marquit on September 22, 2022
Here’s everything you need to know if you’d like to have up to $20,000 in student debt forgiven.
6 Things That Are Getting More Expensive Amid Fed Rate Hikes
Chris Kissell on September 21, 2022
The Federal Reserve increased the federal funds rate again today. Here is how that decision might damage your finances.
Want to Earn Credit Card Rewards? 5 Questions to Ask Yourself First
Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) and Lisa Rowan (The Penny Hoarder) on September 15, 2022
Here’s how to know if you’ll break even, much less come out ahead.
Will Housing Prices Continue to Drop?
Marilyn Lewis on September 9, 2022
The housing market changed this year. After 10 years of appreciation, the rapid growth of home prices is screeching to a halt.
3 Signs Consumers Are Wobbling in Today’s Economy
Chris Kissell on September 6, 2022
A few key credit score metrics are flashing warning signs.
Prepare for Holiday Travel With These 4 Credit Cards
MTN Staff on September 5, 2022
Make flying for the holidays even cheaper than you will by booking early.
What to Know About Getting Pre-Approved for a Mortgage
Cristina Oprean on August 24, 2022
Getting pre-approved could be the first step toward buying your dream house.
The Best Credit Cards for Back-to-School Shopping
MTN Staff on August 22, 2022
School shopping can be a big chunk out of your budget, so why not get big cash-back rewards on it?
15 States Where the Most People File for Bankruptcy
Smartest Dollar Editors on August 17, 2022
Federal and credit bureau data show these places are the most common sites of bankruptcy.
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