Mortgage rates rise as omicron fears ease, but remain at historic lows

Mortgage rates began climbing once again as fears eased over the COVID-19 omicron variant. But here's why one expert says that's good news for homebuyers.

Getting out of debt is a top New Year's resolution, study finds

Most consumers are considering a financial New Year's resolution, according to a recent study from Fidelity. Keep reading to learn how you can meet your financial goals in 2022.

Families are using the child tax credit to pay off debt, Census Bureau finds

Eligible households have been using the monthly payment to supplement household spending and pay off debt, data shows. But the future of the child tax credit hangs in the balance as the Biden administration struggles to pass the Build Back Better bill, which would extend the benefit through 2022.

What can you use a personal loan for?

Learn what a personal loan is, how to get one, and some common personal loan uses.

How to get a personal loan

If you’re wondering how to get a personal loan to consolidate debt or for any other reason, here’s what you need to know.

Graduates can save more money than ever as fixed student loan refinance rates set record low

Fixed student loan refinance rates set a new record low during the week of Dec. 13, which means that borrowers have the opportunity to reduce their monthly payments, pay off their loans faster and save more money on their college debt.

Should I pay off my student loans or invest?

Not sure if you should pay off your student loans or invest your money? Here’s how to make the right choice for your situation.

Omicron variant drives decrease in mortgage rates: Freddie Mac

Mortgage interest rates decreased leading up to the Christmas holiday due to the spread of the COVID-19 omicron variant.

What is cash-out refinancing and how does it work?

Learn everything you need to know about cash-out refinancing and whether it could help you meet your financial goals.

CFPB opens investigation into buy now, pay later credit programs

The CFPB announced a new investigation into buy now, pay later (BNPL) credit programs, saying it is concerned they allow consumers to take on debt too easily.