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3 Ways to Pay Off Debt Learn about three debt repayment methods, including who they work well for and how to use them to tackle your debt. Student loan basics

Most students and parents will need loans to help pay college expenses. It’s important to understand the basics before you borrow.

Prime rate and why it matters The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Prime Rate is a vital indicator for interest rates. Learn why it matters to your financial life.  Personal Loans 101 A personal loan can be a good alternative to pay expenses or cut down high-interest debt and interest rates are typically lower than credit cards. 4 common questions about financial aid for college

Financial aid can make your college dreams possible. Here are four essential questions to ask before submitting a successful application. 

 

Home Equity Line v Home Equity Loan A home equity line of credit and home equity loan are two options for borrowing against your home equity. Before you decide which is right for you, review the pros and cons of each. What it means when your mortgage is sold If you get notified that your mortgage has been sold, don’t worry. Here’s what you need to know about what why it happens, your rights, and what steps you should follow. How to calculate your home equity Home equity is the value you "own" in your home. Here's how to calculate it and use it as collateral to help pay for things you need like renovations or education. What You Should Know About the SAVE Program The SAVE Plan's income-based repayments and faster student loan forgiveness could help some borrowers. However, it's not a good option for everyone. Top rated loans and lending tips from 2020 Whether you’re looking to refinance your home, want to the difference between good and bad debt, and how to calculate the equity in your home, you’ll find answers in the highlights of our 2020 lending articles.

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