The 10 Jobs with the Fastest Pay Growth
Low-wage jobs saw a strong annual boost in pay.
The Cities Where Homeowners Stay Put the Longest
Staying longer doesn’t always mean you accrue more value.
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Taking out the right loans is a key part of achieving financial success, while the wrong loans can bring high payments and interest charges that can do serious harm to your budget and financial outlook. We help you understand the latest news and trends in financing so you know as much as possible about this essential tool in your financial arsenal.
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The Most and Least Popular Cities For Millennial Homebuyers
Millennials are getting older and buying homes. Here’s where they prefer to live.
The Cities With the Youngest and Oldest Homeowners
Younger Americans live where it’s cheap and older ones live where it’s relaxing.
The 10 Cities Where Homeowners Are Most Likely to Default
Debt, lack of cash flow, and unemployment lead residents to default on their mortgages.
Don’t Let a New-Home Shopping Spree Sink Your Mortgage
Your mortgage lender will catch new charges when they pull a copy of your credit report before closing.
Which City Has The Highest Student Debt?
Washington, D.C. is the nation’s capital of student loan debt.
Americans Have More Debt Than Ever — $1 Trillion More
The total amount of consumer debt is now a trillion dollars higher than during the Great Recession.
Good Credit Will Save You $21,000 On a Home
Over a 30-year mortgage, homeowners with better credit pay less.
Where Are People Borrowing Against Their Homes The Most?
As housing costs rise, more owners are cashing in their home’s wealth for money.
Life After Debt: What Happens When You File Bankruptcy
With time and patience, that black eye on your credit will heal.
Lending Money To A Friend: A Great Way to Lose Both Things
A new Bank of America study proves it.
Meet The Debt.com Scholarship Winner — And Learn How You Can Be Next
Applicants included single moms, cancer survivors, and a Miss America runner-up. So we’re doing it again.
