Coronavirus Money Q&A's

Even though 2020s historically low interest rates are on the rise, it’s still a good time to refinance your mortgage and save thousands over your loan term.

With rates still hovering near record lows, these steps will help you secure the best mortgage refinance rate possible.

Refinancing your student loan can save you a lot of money, but it might not make sense if you have a federal loan or can’t afford it.

Learn five steps to take to prepare for the end of mortgage payment forbearance.

If you can cover all of your basic needs, such as groceries and rent, use the $1,400 stimulus check to start or increase an emergency fund by depositing the funds in a high-yield savings account.

If you’ve fallen behind on your mortgage payments, the Homeowner Assistance Fund could provide the relief you need.

Many mortgage borrowers are still in COVID-19 forbearance. Here's how to get back on your feet.

Refinancing your mortgage could still make sense, even as interest rates gradually rise.

Learn what impact Biden’s stimulus bill has on your student loans.

If you're considering a student loan refinance, here's the credit score you'll need, and some more details about refinancing requirements.

Your tax refund can be used to pay down debt, including your student loans.

Getting out of debt faster has advantages.

Wondering why mortgage rates are suddenly going up? This is due to a variety of factors, but now could still be the perfect time to make a move if you are looking to buy a home or refinance at a lower rate.

If you're considering a mortgage refinance, getting started is not difficult. Here are four easy steps to help you get closer to obtaining a new, better mortgage on your existing home.

Buying a home sight unseen comes with risks but there is a way to do it right. Learn the four steps all homebuyers should take.

Should you refinance your mortgage during COVID? You might be surprised to know that this is the best time to refinance as long as you look for this one lender feature. Visit Credible to get prequalified.

Mortgage rates are no longer at record lows, but it’s still an excellent time to buy a home. Here are four reasons why.

Purchasing life insurance coverage offers peace of mind, but at what cost?

With mortgage interest rates on the rise, if you’re ready to refinance, why wait?