Pros and Cons of 0% Interest Balance Transfer Credit Cards
s Transferring your debt to 0% interest balance transfer credit cards seems like a no-brainer right? You’ll pay no interest for a promotional period of ti...
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Why You Should Stop Playing the Lottery and Open a Prize-Linked Savings Account
If you enjoy playing the lottery, youâre not alone. About half of all adults in the United States have played the lottery, and the average player throws about...
Acronyms of Real Estate: What Homebuyers Need to Know
The acronyms of real estate can be overwhelming. Hereâs a list of the ones you're likely to run into when buying or selling a house. The post Acronyms of Real...
S Corp vs. LLC: Which Is Best for Your Business?
So you own a business and you’re looking to incorporate. Two of the most popular business structure are the S Corp and the LLC. Which is best for your bus...
20 Communication Tips for Teams Working Remotely
Virtual workplace interactions lack some of our most subtle and important communication cues. How can you ensure your employees communicate effectively while fe...
Current Mortgage Rates Stay Lower on Monday
We saw mortgage rates dip a little lower on Friday after trouble in Turkey led financial market participants to seek out the perceived safety of long-term gover...
Options for Teacher Student Loan Forgiveness
Loan forgiveness is a trade-off. It’s about incentivizing graduates to work in low paying or otherwise undesirable positions in exchange for erasing or si...
The Best Cities for Working Students in 2017
Not all students can cover the cost of their college education with the grants or scholarships in their financial aid packages. Some begin their college careers...
Mortgage and refinance rates today, February 4, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates inched higher again yesterday. Although that was the latest in a recent series of increa...
Why are mortgage rates going up? Biden, vaccines, and interest rates
Mortgage rates moved up last week, and it looks like they'll keep rising in 2021. But how high will rates go? Should you try to lock in now?