Category: Borrow
Your Credit Score Can Predict When You’ll Die, Research Shows
Kristen Bahler on March 2, 2022
Sudden changes on your credit report may indicate a higher risk of death.
Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage? Ask These 5 Questions
Annie Logue on February 28, 2022
Even if you have the money to pay off your mortgage early, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should.
How to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early and Save Thousands
Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on January 27, 2022
What would you give to be out of debt faster? These strategies could make it happen.
Can You Have Too Many Credit Cards in Your Wallet?
Larissa Runkle (The Penny Hoarder) on January 26, 2022
The short answer is yes. Here’s why, and how to fix the problem if you have too many.
4 Debts Americans Want to Pay Off in 2022
Chris Kissell on January 26, 2022
Debt levels are rising again, but some folks are committed to ending that cycle this year.
What Is APR: Here’s How Annual Percentage Rate Works
Whitney Hansen (The Penny Hoarder) on January 26, 2022
Knowing what an APR is and how much it will cost you is an essential part of maintaining good credit.
Is It Worth Getting Prequalified for a Mortgage?
Cristina Oprean on January 21, 2022
Here’s a quick look at the mortgage prequalification process and how it differs from preapproval.
10 Moves That Will Make Your Credit Score Soar in 2022
Robin Hartill (The Penny Hoarder) on January 19, 2022
Give your credit a makeover this year by following taking these simple steps.
What Does It Mean to Have a Lien on a House?
Cristina Oprean on January 18, 2022
There are several types of liens, and they can have varying consequences on your credit and your home.
Still Owe on a Student Loan? 5 Things You Need to Know for 2022
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on January 7, 2022
While the pandemic put many student loans on pause, things will be changing soon.
Is This Your Last Chance to Refinance Your Mortgage?
Chris Kissell on January 6, 2022
Home loan rates just hit highs not seen since the beginning of the pandemic — and are expected to go higher.
Resolutions 2022: Finding the Right Financial Help
Marilyn Lewis on January 6, 2022
Financial counselors are not all created equal. Here’s how to avoid scoundrels and find people who will help you conquer debts.
7 Steps to Quickly Eliminate Your Holiday Debt
Jim Gold on January 5, 2022
The holiday season isn’t really wrapped up until the bills are paid. These tips can help you tackle debt fast.
How to Negotiate a Lower Credit Card Interest Rate
Miranda Marquit on January 4, 2022
If you feel like you’re paying too much in credit card interest, here’s exactly how to request a lower rate.
2 Credit Card Late Fee Amounts Increasing for 2022
Karla Bowsher on December 31, 2021
These maximum penalty amounts could affect anyone with a credit card.
How Debt Affects Survivors After a Loved One Dies
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 9, 2021
Find out what you need to know about paying off the debt of a loved one after he or she dies.
Here’s How to Stop Paying Credit Card Interest
MTN Staff on December 7, 2021
If you’re looking to take control of your credit card debt, consider these options — including a brand-new card.
2022 Reverse Mortgage Lending Limits Increase
NewRetirement Editors on December 3, 2021
Some borrowers may have access to more money thanks to new higher lending limits.
6 Smart Ways to Pay for Home Improvements
MTN Staff on November 25, 2021
Have a project you’re tired of putting off? Maybe you haven’t considered all your options — the start of your dream home upgrade could be just a few minutes away.
10 States With the Highest Credit Scores
Chris Kissell on November 24, 2021
Scores are climbing in every state, but these places are setting the pace.
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