There’s something to be said about hanging on to a car until it can go no further. No car payments. Sentimental value. No car payments. (Did we already say that one?)
But, there also comes a time when trading up to a newer model may make more sense. Here are a few reasons it may be [...]
How Can You Pay Off That Loan Early?
Most people have loans…car loans, mortgages, personal loans…and those loans come with a price: interest. So, the $64,000 question is “How can you pay off that loan early and save $$$?”
There are some great techniques that you can use to save on your loan payments. Here are a few:
-Look for discounts: Sometimes, there are discounts [...]
First Time Home buyer Tax Credits At Its End
If you’ve been in the market for a new home for the first time, you’ve probably been swamped by a tantelizing offer by the government that boasts up to $8,000 in your pocket in the form of tax credits. Well, that offer runs out at the end of this month. Taken from irs.gov, “Under the [...]
In college, in debt, and credit cards are to blame?
You are not alone. In fact, a vast majority of college students are credit card holders. A vast majority of those students are in debt that they can’t pay off in a month’s (and some even a year’s) time. Why? Well, there’s ease of use, accessibility, and an overall lack of feeling responsible to pay [...]