Heat wave relief: How to pay for a new air conditioning system
Several regions of America are experiencing a record-shattering heat wave, which is bad news for people without central air. Keep reading to learn more about air conditioning financing, and compare your financing options.
How to decide if student loan refinancing is right for you
Although refinancing your student loan can help you save money, it might not be the best option for you.
Homeowners previously in COVID mortgage forbearance can qualify for low-income refinance – here's how
Fannie Mae's low-income refinance program is now available to more homeowners after the lender expanded the program to include those who skipped payments due to COVID-19 forbearance.
Should you update your homeowners insurance if you're working from home?
As working from home becomes more common, you may need to update your homeowners insurance to ensure you are properly covered.
What to consider when applying for a personal loan
Do you qualify for a personal loan? Learn more about what you need to get the best rates.
As FHFA extends foreclosure moratorium for final time, here’s what struggling homeowners can do
The FHFA extended its foreclosure and eviction block for another month until July 31, 2021.
What you need to know about selling a home in 2021
Here’s what you need to know about navigating the hot housing market and selling a home in 2021.
Biden's new FHFA head vows to prioritize affordable housing -- what homeowners should do now
After a Supreme Court ruling allowed President Joe Biden to replace the head of the FHFA, the housing agency is shifting its focus to affordable housing.
Should you refinance medical school loans?
When you should, and shouldn’t, refinance medical student loans.
What's the difference between homeowners insurance and condo/co-op insurance?
There are big differences between homeowners insurance and co-op insurance.
Mortgage refinances rise for second straight week – how to get the most of out of yours
Refinance applications increased this week despite a slight uptick in mortgage interest rates.
The FIRE movement: How to retire early with no mortgage debt
If you have a personal finance goal to retire early, you may be wondering how your mortgage might affect this. Learn more about paying off your mortgage before retirement.
Student loan rates set new record lows – how to know if you should refinance
With student loan rates at historical lows, is it a good time to refinance student loans? See personalized loan interest rates without affecting your credit score on Credible.
What you need to know before making a down payment on your home
Thinking of buying a home soon? Here’s what you need to know about making a down payment.
Does your auto insurance cover your delivery driving?
Delivery drivers will need to make sure their personal auto insurance has this feature to avoid coverage gaps if an accident happens.
Using a personal loan for business expenses: What to consider
Before you get a personal loan to help grow your business, consider the associated benefits and risks.
Having trouble making student loan payments? Here’s what to do
If you can’t make your payments, you have options.
4 million people quit their jobs in April, Labor Department says
Personal finance expert Dan Raccato joined Good Day Chicago to discuss what people who want to quit their job can do.
Should you get an interest-only mortgage?
Interest-only mortgages can offer flexibility for homebuyers but they're not right for everyone.
Will you owe taxes on interest from savings accounts?
Since the IRS considers interest as taxable income, you will likely owe taxes on interest from your savings account.