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1 week ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade
A home equity line of credit (HELOC) lets you tap into your home’s equity when you need extra cash. But how big of a HELOC can you actually get? Most lenders allow you to borrow up to 85% of your home’s value, minus your remaining mortgage balance. But your actual limit depends on other factors too. Here’s how to calculate your borrowing power, compare lender limits, and increase your chances of qualifying for a larger HELOC.
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2 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Chloe Moore
Paying off debt feels more doable when you have the right tools. And one of the most helpful tools can be a debt payoff app. Depending on what you’re looking for, these apps can help you create a debt payoff strategy, set aside extra money for payments, and keep you motivated the whole way through. Here are the best debt payoff apps for 2025, plus how to pick the right one for you.
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3 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton
If you can’t afford to pay your tax debt, the IRS hardship program may help. It includes two main options:, which temporarily pauses IRS collections if paying would cause financial hardship. , which lets you settle your tax debt for less than you owe if you qualify. Both options require proof of financial hardship. You’ll also need to submit IRS forms and financial documents and, in some cases, write a hardship letter. Here’s how the IRS hardship program works, who qualifies, and how to apply.
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1 month ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton
You can refinance your house as many times as you want as long as you meet your lender’s requirements. But should you? Refinancing can lower your rate or unlock home equity, but doing it too often could have consequences. Plus, some lenders set rules on how soon you can refinance. Understanding these limits (and the risks of multiple refinances) can help you decide your next steps. Table of ContentsThere’s no limit to how many times you can refinance your mortgage.
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1 month ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton
When I first started learning about personal finance, I loved how a good podcast could make me laugh, spark an ah-ha moment, and leave me inspired all in one episode. Now, as co-host of The Finance Girlies, I know the right podcast can make things click in a way books or blog posts just can’t. In this list, you’ll find the best personal finance podcasts of 2025. These shows are equal parts entertaining and applicable. Add a few to your playlist for your next walk or commute.
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