How to negotiate a better mortgage rate

Did you know that you can negotiate your mortgage rate? Here's how to do it.

Social Security checks will increase 1.3% in 2021

Social Security recipients will get a modest 1.3% cost-of living-increase in 2021, but that might be small comfort amid worries about the coronavirus and its consequences for older people.

Mortgage refinances are booming — here's why you should apply today

A new A new mortgage refinance fee could cause interest rates to rise soon — so if you're looking to save money on your home loan, you better act fast.fee could cause interest rates to rise soon.

Should you pay points to lower your mortgage rate?

Paying points on a new mortgage depends on a buyer’s unique financial status. Here are the points to consider.

What should you use a personal loan for?

From an emergency to a big-ticket purchase, personal loans can provide the funding you need.

Mortgage and refinance rates today, Oct. 1: How to take advantage

Here's a look at today's mortgage and refinance rates for October 1, 2020. This year, mortgage rates have hit record lows nine times. Will rates keep dropping?

Increase your credit score during coronavirus by doing this

If you're looking to boost your credit score fast amid the crippling coronavirus pandemic, then you should be doing this.

How long should your student loan term be?

Choosing the right student loan term can help a consumer pay off their loans faster.

How much does it cost to refinance a student loan?

Wondering how much it costs to refinance a student loan and whether there are any fees associated with it? Here's everything you need to know.

Can you refinance a student loan in default?

There’s a chance you can refinance a student loan that’s in default, but you might need a cosigner’s help.

How to refinance your mortgage

Considering a refinance? Here are five steps you’ll need to take to make it happen.

What to do after paying off credit card debt

If you’ve succeeded in paying off your credit card debt, here’s what you should do next.

Major student loan servicing changes are coming — here's how you can protect yourself

The Department of Education has contracted with several new companies to service federal student loans while discontinuing its relationship with some existing loan servicers.