Mortgages are sold every day. If that happens to you, follow these five steps to get through the transition.
Before you add someone to the deed on your home, you should be aware of these five things.
You've saved up the down payment and closing costs for a new house. But do you have enough cash reserves to get the green light from your lender?
Your house is supposed to help you build net worth. But if it's crushing you financially, it might be time to move on.
Starter homes used to be the norm. But in today's housing market, you might not need those homeowner training wheels.
You own your home free and clear; congrats! Once you're done celebrating, it's time to make some smart post-mortgage money moves.
A home in an HOA may come with fabulous amenities, services, and sense of community. It will also come with a cost.
Your house is on the market, and you finally got an offer. Done deal, right? Not so fast...
Some say that homeownership is the smarter financial move, but for many folks, renting is just the better call.
You've found the home you've always dreamed of. Make sure you're not walking into a nightmare, instead.
Home is meant to be a haven. If it's leaving you racked with debt (and stress), it's time to consider these options.
If your monthly budget just went bust, make sure to prioritize these important bill payments first.
If home sweet home is sapping your savings, you're likely paying too much for your mortgage.
Today we found articles on effective ways to pay off your mortgage fast, simple ways to fend off colds and flus, and over 100 ways to save money on your wedding.
A promotion isn't an invitation to launch a spending spree. Make these smart, responsible money moves instead.
It's always smart to do the sensible thing, right? Usually — until being sensible starts costing you real money.
Shave dollars off your most expensive bills with one simple move — pick up the phone!
A mortgage refinance can save you tons, right? Not always.
Late payments happen. But for these major bills, you need to get them paid on time — or face the consequences.
Paying your mortgage every couple of weeks instead of monthly can shave thousands in interest costs, but going bi-weekly is not a simple as it seems.
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