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Currently, the average graduate in the United States accrues over $37,650 in student loan debt to pursue a bachelor’s degree. And it’s not uncommon for it to take 20 years to pay off that student debt. The numbers speak volumes. Of the 45 million student borrowers in the U.S., 95% are indebted up to $36,500… Read more »
Prospective borrowers who are looking into mortgages or other financing options have likely heard the phrase “debt-to-income (DTI) ratio” — which may cause them to ask, “what is DTI and why does it matter?” Despite the name, debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is often expressed as a percentage and is one of the multiple factors that can… Read more »
Prospective borrowers must consider quite a few factors before applying for a loan of any type, most importantly, perhaps is how much they can borrow. Loan amounts and borrowing capacity greatly influence a borrower’s budget. For financing milestone purchases such as a first home, this is a big deal. Whether it’s an auto loan, personal… Read more »
A payday loan is a type of unsecured personal loan, also known as a cash advance loan or check advance loan, that is short-term term with a high-interest rate. While some lenders use a portion of a borrower’s earnings as collateral, it is not always required for this quick credit option. But needing collateral is… Read more »
A car lease is an agreement between the lessee and the lessor — typically a car dealership — to drive a vehicle for a limited period of time and an allotted number of miles, for a specific price. Unlike auto loans, however, car leases are typically for borrowing a car rather than building equity towards purchasing a car. Find out which type of auto financing agreement — to buy or to lease — is best for you…. Read more »
As students and young adults prepare for college, it is not uncommon for them to need financial assistance to help cover the costs of their education. And when financial aid is not available or doesn’t cover enough of the costs, a student loan could be a solution. Needing a loan is not uncommon. In fact,… Read more »
The holiday season feels like it comes quicker and quicker every year. And it’s easy to become overwhelmed as expenses add up over time. We all want to give the perfect gifts to those we love and create a memory that will be cherished for a lifetime. Many of us try to save money throughout… Read more »
When it comes to footing the bill on larger expenses, there are usually two ways to pay. You can pay in a lump sum or in installments of payments. A lump sum is one large payment and installations are multiple payments, typically paid on a monthly basis. Like many financial decisions, each option has benefits… Read more »
Pickup trucks usually command good prices at used vehicle auctions. Dealers reported that 2016 was an especially strong year for pickup resale — but Kelley Blue Book says that might change this year. KBB said that average values for one-year to three-year-old pickup trucks have remained strong as a result of high demand at auction, despite fuel… Read more »
