How much does a $60,000 home equity loan cost monthly in 2025?
Homeowners looking to borrow $60,000 worth of home equity should crunch the monthly costs. Here's what it costs now.
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Will a HELOC or home equity loan be better to open this March?
Both home equity borrowing products have unique (and timely) pros and cons to know heading into March.
How much will a $5,000 short-term CD earn now?
Short-term CD account interest rates are still relatively high. Here's what a $5,000 CD can earn if opened now.
2 times a balance transfer fee is worth it (and 2 times it's not)
Credit card balance transfer fees can be worth it, but, in certain situations, they might lead to more debt.
What is the credit card debt statute of limitations (and why does it matter)?
Understanding the statute of limitations on your credit card debt can have a big impact on how you handle it.
What are the requirements for IRS tax forgiveness?
The IRS could forgive a portion of your tax debt, but only if you meet certain requirements. Here's what they are.
$100,000 home equity loan vs. $100,000 personal loan: Which is cheaper in 2025?
Not sure if a $100,000 home equity loan or personal loan is cheaper right now? Here's what the repayments look like.
CD account pros and cons to know this March
With the interest rate climate frozen now, prospective CD account holders should know these pros and cons for March.
What does a $30,000 home equity loan cost each month in 2025?
With home equity loan rates on the decline, it helps to know what a $30,000 loan would cost monthly if opened now.
Here's what an $80,000 HELOC costs monthly in 2025
HELOC interest rates fell at the start of 2025. Here's what an $80,000 HELOC costs monthly right now.
What's the mortgage rate forecast for March 2025?
With the spring homebuying season quickly approaching, buyers should know the mortgage rate forecast for March.
What is the rule of 72 for credit card debt (and why does it matter)?
The rule of 72 exposes the true cost of procrastination when it comes to credit card debt. Here's how it works.
What is one-time forgiveness from the IRS?
The IRS has solutions for those struggling with their tax debt, including one-time forgiveness. Here's what it is.
4 expert tips for getting the lowest home equity loan rate this March
Home equity loan rates vary by lender, so employing a few simple strategies could help you find the best rate.
4 reasons to open a long-term CD this March, experts say
There are a few reasons why opening a long-term CD now could be a smart move for your savings.