3 big mortgage rate mistakes to avoid now that rates are cooling again
With mortgage rates declining, it's critical to know which costly mistakes to avoid now. Here are three to consider.
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3 CD accounts to open before the October Fed rate cut
Still hoping to earn a big return with a CD account? Consider one of these before the Fed cuts rates this month.
Is it better to buy an annuity when interest rates are high or low?
Certain rate environments can make annuities more rewarding, but the timing isn't the only factor to weigh.
Should you invest in gold before the October Fed meeting?
There's a compelling argument supporting a gold investment now, before the October Fed meeting. Here's what to know.
What happens if you don't complete a debt settlement program?
Failing to finish a debt settlement program can undo your progress and may even leave you worse off than before.
Is it hard to get approved for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Chapter 7 bankruptcy has specific income requirements, but many filers qualify. Here's what determines the outcome.
How low could mortgage rates fall by the end of 2025? Experts weigh in
Mortgage rates under 6% aren't entirely outside the realm of possibility. Here's what some experts are now expecting.
What is the safest type of annuity to buy right now?
Certain annuities offer more stability than others, especially in this shifting interest rate and market landscape.
Could mortgage interest rates fall before the Fed's October meeting?
There's a good chance that mortgage interest rates could fall again, before the Fed's October meeting. Here's why.
Can debt collectors take you to court if you are paying them?
Many borrowers think that making payments shields them from legal trouble, but the reality isn't always so simple.
How to safely invest in gold and silver now
Prices on both precious metals are currently soaring. Here's how to safely get invested in both right now.
What's the maximum amount of income that can be garnished for credit card debt?
Creditors can seize a portion of your paycheck for unpaid credit card debt, but there are limits to this tactic.
Home equity loan vs. credit card: Which is better now that the Fed's cutting rates?
Don't instinctively swipe your credit card now when a home equity loan could be a better way to borrow. Here's why.
Does the mortgage refinancing 1% rule still apply this fall? Here's what some experts think.
If you're planning to refinance your home this fall, you may not need as much of a rate reduction as you think.
What types of debts do not qualify for debt settlement?
Not all debts qualify for settlement, but knowing which ones are excluded can help you plan your payoff strategy.