Can You Get a Loan for Solar Panels?
July 11, 2015
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'My Country Didn't Have My Back': OPM Breach Victim, Veteran Speaks Out
July 10, 2015
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Can You Get a Loan for Solar Panels?
If you want to solar power your home, but don't have tens of thousands of dollars to buy a system of your own, you have a few options.
identity theft
'My Country Didn't Have My Back': OPM Breach Victim, Veteran Speaks Out
The attack on the government's Office of Personnel Management has angered employees over the lack of protection they received, before and after the breach.
Personal Finance
4 Phone Calls That Can Save You a Ton of Money
Saving money can be as easy as asking someone to charge you less, but you have to make the effort.
Student Loans
A New Lottery Proposal: Pay Off the Winner's Student Loans
A New Jersey state bill suggests letting borrowers gamble for a chance at getting rid of their student loans, but the risk could outweigh the reward.
mortgages
Airbnb Wants You to Test-Drive Homes Before You Buy
Airbnb and Realtor.com's try-before-you-buy option could make buying a house a lot less terrifying.
Credit 101
What to Do If You Can't Get Your Free Annual Credit Report
Just because it's free doesn't necessarily mean it's easy to get. Here's what to do if you run into problems requesting your free credit reports.
CEOs Make 300 Times the Average Worker… But It Used to Be Worse
In 2014, chief executive officers of the country's largest firms earned 303.4 times more than the average workers in their companies.
mortgages
Guess Who Won't Be Able to Buy a Home If Interest Rates Keep Rising
A housing-data analysis predicts that a third of millennials will not be able to buy homes if mortgage rates exceed 6%.
