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Boomers' $3 Trillion Nest Egg
An important issue facing aging boomers is if -- and how -- to use their home equity to help secure their retirement.
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Timely New FreeScore.com Commercials Aimed at Helping House Hunters
Low mortgage rates, elimination of a minimum credit score requirement for some refinancing by Freddie Mac, and The Obama Administration’s announced program, Making Home Affordable, have set the table for renewed interest in affordable home ownership for Americans.
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Pounce on low interest rates
While go-go lending is partly to blame for the economy's current financial troubles, ironically, borrowing money may help ease the country out of the downturn.
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Retire without a mortgage
Paying off a home loan by the time you stop working can mean greater financial security. Whether you start early or later in life, there's more than one approach to consider.
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7 smart ways to pounce on low interest rates
Taking advantage of low rates Slide 1 of 8While go-go lending was partly to blame for the economy's current financial troubles, ironically, borrowing money may help ease the country out of the downturn. ...
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Seven Smart Ways to Pounce on Low Interest Rates
With the Fed pledging to keep interest rates low, you can save some money on borrowing.
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The Choice Blog: Part 3: Answers on the Fafsa, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on paying for college and the founder of FinAid.org, is answering questions from readers of The Choice about financial aid applications.
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Part 3: Answers on the Fafsa, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on paying for college and the founder of FinAid.org, is answering questions from readers of The Choice about financial aid applications.
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5 Reasons Taking On Debt Can Be A Good Thing
There's been a lot of debate lately about our nation's debt level and its burden on future generations. And as one asset bubble after another has popped, leaving behind only the mountains of the debt we accumulated to buy into those bubbles, we're slowly but surely being conditioned to think that all debt is bad.
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First Person: Paying Off a Mortgage ... Fast
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