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What you need to know about going from full-time renter to homeowner and the process in between.

On Wednesday August 24, President Biden announced an executive order that will forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loans for Americans earning under specific income limits. According to the White House, this will provide relief for approximately 43 million borrowers. Individuals earning less than $125,000 and married couples earning less than $250,000 will be…

Investing. It’s often at the forefront whenever we think about putting funds up for the future and putting our hard-earned money to work. Whether retirement is a few years or several decades away, many people want to put their money in a place where it will grow and start working for them. While your employer…

With inflation surging in the early part of 2022, I bonds have been gaining investors’ attention. If you’re not familiar with this investment, keep reading for an introduction into I bonds. What are I Bonds? I bonds are bonds issued by the U.S. Treasury and offer both a fixed interest component and a variable one…

Small steps can make a big difference over time. A well-stocked savings account is the cornerstone of a healthy financial life. After all, a robust emergency fund allows you to weather financial setbacks, health emergencies and income disruptions. A well-stocked retirement fund permits you to quit work sooner or pursue your job-related passions without needing…

Knowing the four parts of the mortgage approval process can make it go more smoothly.