
Mortgage and real estate news this week: The Fed’s latest move and mortgage rates
Top mortgage and real estate news of the week
Top mortgage and real estate news of the week
Delinquent debt has a shelf life, but certain mistakes can keep it fresh.
Unlike credit cards, installment loans are close-ended debt products.
Finance a large purchase or project and pay back the debt over a set period.
Do your due diligence to ensure you still get a competitive rate and term.
When debt gets hard to handle, find financial tools to help you take control.
Take a look at the days when CDs were offering investors double-digit returns.
Although lenders can provide the same end product, not all are created equally.
These nebulous numeric notations better indicate changes in interest rates.
They let you buy your way into a cheaper loan. But it pays to do a little analysis first.
If you’re a first-time homebuyer, a little learning never hurts.
The District of Columbia is a unique city with a unique housing market.
First off, the mortgage still needs to be repaid — whatever your ultimate plans for the home are.
FAFSA verification is not always a bad sign; in fact, it’s often random.
Learn how to decipher the results of your FAFSA.
If you took out a student loan before 2010, you may have a FFELP student loan.
Here’s what we know so far about Biden’s broad student loan forgiveness plan.
Recent legislation has changed the requirements for federal student aid.
Learn how to prequalify for a personal loan.
Income-driven repayment uses your earnings to determine your monthly bill.