Archives : Oct-2018

In case you’re a landowner, you see that it is so essential to have decent tenants. Dependable, capable, open occupants make being a landlord simple and compensating — and inhabitants who don’t have these qualities can make it troublesome and costly. Paying Rent on Time Can Actually Improve Your Credit […]

Shen Lu iStock Buying furniture is a complex endeavor. There’s much to consider before you finalize your decision: the size, the color, the style — and the cost. Couches, beds, and tables can be quite expensive, and it may be tricky for just anyone to come up with a large […]

Shen Lu iStock Many new immigrants to the United States may be dumbfounded by a cosign requirement to lease an apartment lease, or difficulties in getting a loan or rejections when they apply for a credit card. The reason these things happen? Because they don’t have a credit history in […]

Now that you are done with school, the next question at the back of your head could be what next? Maybe you want to start off your grad school immediately- that is if you were doing your undergrad. Or get a job and start fattening your bank account. Have you […]

Shen Lu iStock When they first arrive in the U.S., many expats and international students pay cash to purchase cars because it seems like the easiest way to buy a vehicle in their new country. But you can finance a car as a noncitizen, an expat worker or an international […]

Erin Lowry Updated October 12, 2018 Personal loans allow borrowers to have access to a fixed amount of money at a fixed interest rate, with a fixed monthly payment and you know when you’ll have completely paid off the loan. They are a great resource for someone looking to refinance […]

Have you been told not to put all your eggs in one basket? We often use this expression to caution against the negatives of pulling your assets or investments under one roof. However, when it comes to debt management, putting all your eggs in one basket is not such a […]

Louis DeNicola Credit cards and lines of credit are revolving credit accounts. Your account will have a credit limit — the most you can borrow at a time — that the issuer or lender will assign you based on your creditworthiness. Unlike an installment loan, which you must repay in […]

Taylor Gordon iStock The topic of money can cause stress when planning to start, or expand, a family. According to the most recent report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, it’ll cost $233,610 to raise a child born in 2015. The big-ticket expenses detailed in the report are housing, food, […]

Long-term financial goals are anything but easy to accomplish. But the question is, why? Might it be that inspiration fades after some time? Maybe outside conditions change. Perhaps it has something to do with the plausibility of the targets. Numerous individuals experience difficulty adhering to something through the span of […]