Having a college degree can double your earning potential, but only if you do this
A college degree can pay off in the form of higher earning potential, but the total cost of attendance causes many students to take out debt. See a few ways to borrow undergraduate student loans without eating into your income.
Retirement swelled during the pandemic, more than expected, study shows
Older Americans were more likely to retire during the coronavirus pandemic, which forced millions of workers out of the labor force during its peak.
Rent payments are higher than mortgages in these cities
There are several cities in the U.S. were the typical cost of rent exceeds the cost of the typical mortgage payment.
Mortgage refinances surged in July, data shows: This is how homeowners can cash in
Home loan refinance activity surged in July, according to a report by Black Knight. Here's how homeowners can take advantage of low rates and increasing home prices.
Car theft surged in 2020, report finds: Why you need auto insurance that protects against theft
Auto theft surged in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you need to know about car insurance and how it covers vehicle theft.
Today's mortgage rates open week holding at bargain lows | August 23, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for August 23, 2021, which are unchanged from last Friday.
Today's mortgage refinance rates hold at historic lows for 3 out of 4 terms | August 23, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for August 23, 2021, which are largely unchanged from last Friday.
Biden administration cancels another $5.8B in student loan debt: Here's who qualifies
More than 323,000 federal student loan borrowers with a total and permanent disability (TPD) will have their college debt automatically discharged by the end of the year. Read on to see who qualifies, and what you should do with your debt if you're not eligible for a TPD discharge.
Mortgage refis are not happening, here's why
Have you refinanced your home mortgage? Just 19 percent of homeowners have, according to a new report.
3 steps to $1.9M in retirement savings
The first step is to make note of what you already have. Write down the balances of all your retirement accounts, and don't forget about old accounts from previous employers.
Palantir’s billionaire CEO gives ousted hermit $180K to rebuild cabin
The billionaire founder of data analytics firm Palantir donated $180,000 to a former hermit in New Hampshire so he can rebuild his cabin, which burned down amid a property dispute earlier this month — but in a new location.
Should I buy a house in 2021?
In today’s competitive housing market, you may be wondering, should I buy a house in 2021? Here’s info to help you decide.
Mortgage rates dip slightly, Freddie Mac data shows, but here's why one expert says they could rise soon
Despite today's lows, housing industry experts predict mortgage rates could begin to increase before the end of the year.
Manny Pacquiao talks cryptocurrencies, Philippines president, retirement
Professional boxer and activist Manny Pacquiao discusses his crypto investments, Filipino politics and possible retirement from boxing.
Are baby boomers to blame for the housing shortage? How to buy a home despite low inventory
While it's easy to point a finger at older generations who are eating up a disproportionate amount of housing inventory, baby boomers may not be to blame.
20-year mortgage refinance rates end week with quarter-point dive | August 20, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for August 20, 2021, which fell for longer terms and held for shorter ones since yesterday.
Today's mortgage rates tumble for three out of four terms | August 20, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for August 20, 2021, which are trending down from yesterday.
How student loan debt grew to $1.6T and what can debtholders do to reduce theirs
Student loan debt is up and continues to surge. One expert gives ways borrowers can reduce the debt they take on and pay down student loans once they have them.
3 retirement surprises to get ahead of
Here are three retirement surprises others have faced before you, and how to get ahead of them.
Landlords look for an exit amid federal eviction moratorium
When Ryan David bought three rental properties in 2017, he expected the $1,000-a-month he was pocketing after expenses would be regular income well into his retirement years.

















