Mortgage

by Jennifer Clark

How You Should Be Paying Off Your Loans Sometimes, we need different loans for different occurrences in our life, such as a college education or a new home. So ... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Buying a Home in 2016 May Be a Good Idea With the housing market the way it has been for the past few years, people have been cautious when it comes to buying a ... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

How to Become Debt Free Becoming debt free is a goal many people have, however, it often seems just out of reach. To others, it seems like it is... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Pay Down Your Mortgage Using HARP Million of homeowners across the country have taken advantage of a government program called Home Affordable Refinance P... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Pride vs. Shame in Financial Matters I read an article on MSNBC.com this week about how people are not paying on their homes and voluntarily entering foreclo... read the story

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: I’ll Never Be Debt Free Many times I hear people say, “It’s great that you’re debt free, but I’ll never be able to do th... read the story

by Guest Writer

Going Into Debt to Have Kids By Maggie Ellis It is widely taught in financial education that there are only two kinds of debt that can be considered ... read the story

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: The Debt Free House The only debt we’ve ever incurred was to buy our house. At the time we bought, we just didn’t have a spare $... read the story

Financial Lessons from my Creditors It’s become quite fashionable to attack credit card companies or banks who hold our mortgages, especially with the... read the story