The benefits of using home equity extend far beyond simple home improvements. You can use home equity to pay for school tuition, fund a family vacation, or start your own business. Many also use home equity funds to consolidate bills. But are there drawbacks that outweigh the benefits of consolidating debt with home equity?
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As mortgage rates rise and fall over time, you may be wondering how you can take advantage of the market as a homeowner. You probably hear the term "mortgage refinancing" brought up often, especially when rates are lower than they typically would be. But what exactly is mortgage refinancing, and how do I know if I'm a good candidate?
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Money conversations aren't exactly candlelit dinner material, but they're one of the most important discussions couples must have. Regardless of how long you've been a couple, different spending styles can create financial friction, and that's completely normal—and solvable.
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Every day, we rely on digital tools—like online shopping, mobile banking apps, social media, and email—to make life easier. But all of this convenience comes with significant risk. Cybercriminals constantly look for weak spots, and even one reused password or an accidental click on a suspicious link can open the door to identity theft or financial loss.
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Whether it's a home equity loan or line of credit, home equity is a valuable resource for you to lean into as a homeowner. There are several ways in which you can use the funds because of your equity, and the benefits don't stop with that variety. You can also receive significant tax advantages depending on how you're using the home equity funds.
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Being a homeowner is a major accomplishment in life. Your home is likely the biggest purchase you'll ever make, and you deserve to be rewarded for your hard work and perseverance in owning a home. A Home Equity Line of Credit is a perfect opportunity for you to maximize your home's value and achieve long-awaited goals.
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After the ball drops and the confetti settles, there’s something refreshing about the blank slate of a new year. January invites us to dream bigger, declutter our routines, and set goals, including those aimed at improving our financial health. However, lofty ambitions often fade fast.
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When selling your home, you want the process to go as smoothly as possible with the help of a trusted team to guide you. Naturally, you’ll want to get the most value for your property, too, for future investments or home purchases.
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With the new year approaching, you may have your eyes set towards your goals for the upcoming year. Perhaps you’re hoping to buy a new home, or the next car for your family. Or maybe this will be the year you buy your partner the engagement ring they deserve. The truth is, no matter what your major purchases will be in the months ahead, there are certain times of the year where it’s better to buy these items than others.
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As the holidays come and go and the calendar flips to a new year, many of us start thinking about fresh starts, including financial ones. But if you’ve ever set lofty New Year’s resolutions and felt disappointed when they didn’t stick past January, you are not alone.
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