Money Management

According to WalletHub, nearly one-third of Americans made finance-related resolutions in the new year. That’s a lot of people. If you’re one of them, congratulations! And you’ve come to the right blog […]

Put that extra cash toward your future. Tax return season is upon us. As checks come in the mail, renters have the chance to put those extra earnings toward something more than […]

When most people think of mortgage terms, they think of the very common 30-year commitment, which can feel like a lifetime. With a term like that, a mortgage is one of the […]

An inside look at credit report findings that can make or break your mortgage application. When you apply for a mortgage, your lender will look at your entire financial picture to determine […]

Renting out a room in your primary residence might seem like an easy way to bring in some extra cash, but there are a lot of personal and legal factors to weigh […]

Find out just how affordable homeownership can be with these five tips. Tis the season of savings—or so they say. While it’s true that some of the best retail deals of the […]

Embrace frugal living and save money for a down payment with these simple tips. Are you addicted to the finer things? Love to splurge on little indulgences throughout the week? While these […]

First-time buyers: We’re here to help you save money! When you’re preparing for one of the biggest purchases of your life, it’s important to figure out where that money is going to […]

With rent rates rising almost every year, saving up for a house can feel like an uphill battle. But with a solid savings plan—and a few simple cost-cutting measures— you can make […]

The best ways to build good credit are slow but sure. Don’t rush it! Slow and steady wins the race. If you view building good credit like a sprint, you’re going to […]

There’s no set credit score that you need in order to buy a house, but there are some rules of thumb you should know before you try. Feared by many and flaunted […]

Eligible homeowners who apply for the homestead credit can get property tax relief. We’ve said it before, but it’s often cheaper to buy than rent. But once someone becomes a homeowner, they […]