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by Melissa Batai

Loans for Stay-at-Home Moms Recently, I learned that women couldn’t have their own credit cards until 1974! Likewise, most women before that time ... read the story

by Kathryn Vercillo

ClickCashGo Review Before we begin this ClickCashGo review, it’s important to remember that everyone’s financial situation is d... read the story

by Kathryn Vercillo

Can Foreigners Take Out Loans in the US? If you are a citizen of another country who is living in the United States then you might want to know about foreigners ... read the story

by Kathryn Vercillo

Do You Have to Pay Back Unsubsidized Loans? There are a lot of questions going around right now about student loans. The political landscape is filled with ideas ab... read the story

by Jackie Cohen

Lend Money to Yourself to Fix Even the Worst Credit This might sound too good to be true but it’s legit: You can fix even the worst credit score if you lend money to ... read the story

First-Time Buyers Account for Nearly Half of All New Mortgages Prospective first-time homebuyers are facing stiff challenges as they enter today’s housing market – including f... read the story

by Tamila McDonald

How the Fed’s Interest Rate Increases Affect Your Finances The U.S. Federal Reserve Bank just raised interest rates a quarter of a percent. How does that actually work and at what... read the story

by Tamila McDonald

Politely Say ‘No’ to Cosigning Your Kid’s Student Loans When it comes to debt, cosigning your kid’s student loans is one of the most dangerous things you can do. You take... read the story

Subprime Mortgages Are Back — Can You Handle the Risk? Subprime mortgages have been making a slow comeback over the last decade, driven by years of pent-up consumer demand and... read the story

by Jackie Cohen

Should You Borrow Against 403(b), 401(k) or Other Retirement Plans? Don’t overlook your retirement plan as a source of short-term liquidity. You can borrow against 403(b), 457(b), 4... read the story