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How The Fed Rate Increases Will Impact Mortgages
The Federal Reserve (“The Fed”) has raised its benchmark interest rate for the third time in a year to help combat record-high inflation. These changes have sent many borrowers scrambling to get debts subject to interest rate increases paid off.
Credit Card Interest Rates Are At 20%. How Do You Pay Off Your Debt?
A recent report found that the average credit card interest rate was 20%! How can anyone pay off their debts when one-fifth of their payment goes to interest alone? Here are a few ideas. Why are interest rates so high?.
How The New Medical Debt Rules Can Help Your Credit Score
Medical debt is one of the most difficult headaches for Americans to deal with. It can cause major financial problems, and it can have a serious impact on your credit score. Luckily, lenders and credit reporting bureaus are taking this.
How To Deal With Credit Card Fraud Alerts In 2023
Few things are more stressful than receiving a credit card fraud alert from your credit card company. Luckily, dealing with fraud, and fraud alerts, is easier than ever, thanks to new tech credit bureaus added recently. Here’s how to amend.
Why People With Good Credit Scores Are About To Get Penalized By Administration
Starting this May, homeowners with high credit scores may see an increase in their mortgage rates. But why is this happening, and is it really as bad as everyone’s making it seem? Why are mortgage fees changing? Effective May 1,.
4 Pitfalls of Retirement Planning
Retirement is a time to relax, enjoy the fruits of your hard work, spend time with family, and more. However, planning for retirement takes discipline and commitment. Not preparing adequately can make it harder to have a comfortable retirement or.
The Difference Between Retirement and a Pension Plan
For many people, retirement planning is one of the biggest financial goals to reach, and fortunately, there are many ways to get there. Two common ways to save for retirement are retirement plans and pension plans. Each can provide you.
How do I avoid paying taxes on a 401(k) rollover?
According to a Marist Poll released in September 2022, roughly 4 in 10 (38%) Americans have switched jobs since 2020. This movement is known as the Great Resignation, which is motivated by the desire for better compensation, including health benefits.
How to Help Your Parents Plan for Retirement
Your retirement plans can give you a lot to think about, but your parents may be much closer to retirement than you are. They have less time before they leave the workforce and will rely on the wealth and savings.
How to Build a Savings Fund While Planning for Retirement
Retirement is one of your biggest financial goals, so it’s important to set aside part of your paycheck regularly for your retirement plan. However, building up sufficient savings to cover shorter-term concerns, such as emergencies and large purchases, is vital..