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Posted on: 13 April 2018

When it comes to going to school, whether it's a four-year college, medical school, law school, or a different type of program, it can be very difficult to graduate with no debt. In recent years tuition and fees have gone up dramatically at most learning institutions. Currently, the average amount of student loan debt is a staggering $37,172. This debt can be very difficult to pay down. It can also make borrowing money for other purchases more difficult, especially if you are looking to buy a home.
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Posted on: 12 February 2018

When it comes to buying your first home, many people make the mistake of overpaying on it. This happens for a couple of reasons. One being that, as a first time buyer, you are putting your emotions into the process too much because you are so eager to get into your first home. There are also quite a few other mistakes that are often made by first time buyers, but even second and third time buyers, as well.
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Posted on: 30 June 2017

Everyone has some financial problems at some point, and you may be considering taking out a loan to pay for some sudden expenses. However, if you have poor or no credit, getting a loan through a bank or credit union can be impossible. Luckily, there are alternative loan options available that may not require you to have excellent credit. Check out these five alternative options for obtaining a loan. No-Credit Lenders
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Posted on: 5 June 2017

Buying a house is not an easy process, and part of the reason for this is due to the process of getting a loan to buy the house. There are three main steps involved with getting a loan, and here is an explanation of what these are and why they are important when getting a mortgage loan. Step 1: Get prequalified The first step in the mortgage-approval process is getting prequalified for a loan.
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