How to Pay for College When You’re a Parent With Student Debt
Are you a parent with student debt? You may be wondering how you can manage your debt while saving for your child's education. It's possible with these tips.
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Everything You Need to Know about Buying a House When You Have Student Loan Debt
Buying a house is hard enough. Here's how to do it when you have student loan debt.
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Let’s Talk About Finances, Dear
Because talking about finances really can be romantic. Here's how to do it.
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Should I Buy My First Home or Keep Renting?
Owning a home can have a lot of benefits. But even if it makes financial sense, it might not be the right choice for you right now. So how do you know if you should keep renting or dive head first into homeownership?
Using the Snowball Method to Pay Your Debts
You want to pay off your debts before you can buy a home. So, how do you make progress?
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First Time Buyer Guide: How To Get a Mortgage if You're a Freelancer
You have to jump through a couple of extra hoops, and you may need to start planning a little sooner, but a mortgage is within reach!
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How Much Can I Afford to Spend When I'm Buying My First Home? Like, Really.
Buying a new house is exciting, fun, and a little overwhelming. Before you get swept up in the action, be sure you think about how much house you can afford. It's about more than the check you write for your mortgage every month.
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Our Top 10 Posts of 2015!
You like us, you really do! And you particularly liked these 10 posts from this year. Thank you and happy new year! See you next year!
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Ask the Expert: What's Good About the Federal Reserve Rate Increase?
There are potential benefits to homeowners, investors, and consumers to the Fed's recent rate increase. We talked with Inlanta Mortgage's Luke Skar to learn what those possible benefits are.
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Building Credit? Here's How to Choose the Right Credit Card
So you know you want to get a credit card to help build your credit. But it seems like there are literally a million options. So how do you choose the right one?
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