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Mortgage
Outdated houses can be a pain to live in and difficult to sell, prompting U.S. homeowners to spend billions of dollars annually on renovations and improvements. The high cost of…
Four of the more popular online courses are HomeTrek, eHomeAmerica, Framework and Alliance Credit Counseling. Here’s a look at the costs and strengths of each program. Updated: April 16, 2021…
If you have faithfully made monthly mortgage payments and (hopefully) seen the value of your home increase, you are building home equity, which can become a life raft for homeowners…
Across America, home values are on the rise again, surging with the economy. With that surge, homeowners eager to scratch a pent-up-demand itch once again are taking out HELOCs, or home…
Owning a home is a major financial commitment, and with relatively higher interest rates, paying off a mortgage early can feel out of reach. But doing so can save thousands…
It’s time to enlarge the kitchen, add that fourth bedroom before the new baby arrives, or book the summer beach house on the Outer Banks you’ve always dreamed about. It’s…
Adjustable Rate Mortgage – Universally known as ARMs – have cleaned up their image enough to once again be considered a useful product in the home-buying market. An adjustable rate…
Interest rates are going up, so it’s time to seriously consider refinancing your home loan. Or if you want to buy a house, it would be wise to seriously consider doing…
Reverse mortgages allow homeowners 62 and older to extract home equity without selling their houses. Reverse mortgage issuers pay cash to owners in lump sums or over time. You do…
Once you know what a HELOC — a home-equity line of credit — is and how you intend to use it, one key question remains: How do I get the…