Thinking about getting a reverse mortgage? Consider these factors

A reverse mortgage is a way for seniors to borrow against the equity they have in their homes, but they aren’t right for everyone. Consider these options instead.

AT&T signs deal to merge WarnerMedia operations with rival Discovery

AT&T will combine its media operations that include CNN HBO, TNT and TBS in a $43 billion deal with Discovery, which owns networks like Food Network and HGTV. The deal is expected to close by the middle of 2022.

Looking to save on your 30-year mortgage? Here’s how to do it

A 30-year mortgage is the most popular option, thanks to its stability and affordability. But this loan option can be pricey in the long run due to interest. Here's how to save money on your home loan.

Inflation rate is climbing but is it temporary or a sign of worse things to come?
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It is hard to miss that a lot of everyday expenses have been on the rise; the government inflation rate is climbing at the fastest rate in some 12 years. Fox 26 Houston Business Reporter Tom Zizka town is looking at whether the financial pain is temporary or a sign of worse things to come.

Will my spouse’s debt affect our joint mortgage application?

Joint mortgage debt can hurt your chances of securing a low interest rate. Here’s what you need to know about debt before applying for a loan.

5 strategic ways to save for your child’s college tuition

529 plans are the most popular savings vehicle for college, but other options may be a better fit for you and your child.

Today's mortgage rates move lower | May 14, 2021

Check out the mortgage rates for May 14, 2021, which are trending down from yesterday. (iStock)

5 surefire ways to get out of debt in 2021

If you want to aggressively tackle your debt, you'll need strategies that move the needle.

What to consider if you’re buying a fixer-upper

Thinking about buying a fixer-upper? Here’s what you need to consider before signing on the dotted line.

Cash-out refinance: Pros, cons, when to get one

A cash-out refinance replaces your current mortgage with a larger mortgage and lets you withdraw equity in cash. You can use the money however you want.