From Bankruptcy to Paying $22,000 Cash for a Car
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What Is a Recourse Loan?
In borrowing, there are two types of debts, recourse and nonrecourse. Recourse debt holds the person borrowing money personally liable for the debt. I
How and Where to Find Good Deals on Furniture
When I moved into a house this summer, my first big task was to buy a sectional couch. I had an exact vision in mind. I wanted a teal velvet fabric to
Increasing Your Savings on a Low-Income Salary
A low-income salary can create challenges when it comes to reaching your financial goals. You may want to take a vacation, buy a new car, or just put
Visa v. Mastercard: How These Financial Tools Are Similar & What Makes Them Different
You apply for a credit card and the bank sends you one when you’re approved. Whether it’s a Visa, a MasterCard or another type of payment
How to get a cash advance with Capital One
Using your Capital One credit card for a cash advance can be convenient, but you should know about the pros and cons. Find out how to execute a cash a
Credit 101: What Is Revolving Utilization?
According to Experian, the average credit score in the United States was just over 700 in 2019. Thatâs considered a good credit scoreâand if you w
Best Credit Cards for Bad Credit
When it comes to excuses consumers give for their poor credit scores, banks and lenders have heard it all. Maybe you lost your job and couldnât pa
The Magical Third Paycheck: 5 Budgeting Hacks If You’re Paid Biweekly
Paid biweekly? You get two shots a year to get ahead. Here's how.
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5 Telltale Signs That You May Not Be Ready To Buy a Home
While you might be mentally ready to buy a home, your financial situation might tell a different story and will indicate if you're ready to buy a hous