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What Does “6 or 12 Months Same as Cash” Mean?
Advertisements announcing “6 or 12 months same as cash” are everywhere. It sounds like a great deal—you can get something...
4-min read LendEDU Survey: Large Lump Sum Payments May be Key to Speedy Student Loan Repayment
Despite being given a bad rap, the truth is that student loans can be incredibly useful for college students and are often...
19-min read Student Loans for Acting School
Paying for acting programs can cost tens of thousands of dollars. We've reviewed several federal and private student loans for...
11-min read 54% of Americans Own a Life Insurance Policy, But One-Third Not Exactly Sure How It Works
Although we all hope there is never a need for it, insurance can be invaluable if the unexpected happens. No...
17-min read Guide to Home Ownership for People With Disabilities
Buying a house is a key part of the American dream. But if you have a disability, you may find...
11-min read The Cost of JUUL: Is It Saving Smokers Money?
Lately, you may have probably seen people walking down the street with their hands covering their mouths, like they are communicating with...
10-min read Retirement vs. Coffee, Dining Out, Netflix & Many More: Where Do Millennials Put Their Money?
You can skip this part if you’ve heard it before: “Millennials are spending too much money on coffee, avocado toast,...
11-min read A Study of Seasonal Expenses: Do We Spend More During the Summer?
Who doesn’t like the summer? Summer Fridays, days on the beach, vacations, weddings, the Fourth of July, and baseball are...
17-min read Second Mortgage vs. Home Equity Loan: What’s the Difference?
Home equity loans are usually second mortgages—meaning they're the second loan you take out against your home. Your mortgage is...
5-min read Should You Use a Home Equity Loan or Line of Credit to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?
Home equity loans and HELOCs can be smart ways to pay off credit cards and save on interest. There are...
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