Why the Lowest Mortgage Rate Can Turn Out to Be a Bad Bet
June 16, 2015
June 02, 2015
For consumers who want to buy a home but can't afford one may look to an option that lowers the monthly payments upfront, but it comes with risks.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is worried about auto loans that are originated at car dealerships and wants them to be subject to government oversight.
A new proposal says colleges and universities should be held accountable for the financial consequences of student loan defaults. Will it work?
The cost of financing higher education has declined because of favorable market conditions... but does it really translate into a better deal for borrowers?
The CFPB recently launched an inquiry into student loan servicers, but is the consumer watchdog missing the real problems behind student debt confusion?
Are we finally ready to do something about the student problem? First we need to clean up the mess we’ve made, then we need to prevent a recurrence.
When you get a loan for an upfront lump sum on future payments from a structured settlement, your finances may be at bigger risk than you realize.
The plans currently in place to help student loan borrowers don’t do enough. So how can we really begin to address the problem?