5 Credit Moves That Could Wreck Your Mortgage
June 17, 2014
Do you believe any of these credit card myths? They could be standing in the way of a higher credit score or a card that suits you better.
Do you believe any of these credit card myths? They could be standing in the way of a higher credit score or a card that suits you better.
While credit standards have somewhat loosened up in home lending, there are still some credit mistakes that could throw a wrench in your mortgage process.
Most people know they shouldn't bounce checks. Besides causing embarrassment, if you don't deal with bounced checks, it can cause you a lot of problems.
Emotional spending can come with a debt hangover. But you can learn to identify potential triggers and find other ways to deal with your feelings.
Getting debt-free in your 20s can be more than just a dream. With some planning and willpower, these guidelines can help you make it a reality.
Debt and retirement are a combination many of us would like to avoid. Here are some things older people should consider before borrowing money.
Lessons learned on the battlefield can translate into knowing how to get out of debt, says a financial planner and former soldier.
Many Boomers are financing three big-ticket items at the same time: supporting their aging parents, paying tuition for their kids, and their own retirement.
Credit card debt, even if you pay off the balance every month, could be damaging your credit score.