
Erin Kinkade
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1 week ago |
lendedu.com | Rebecca Lake |Erin Kinkade
Thinking of tapping into your equity? According to Bankrate’s national survey of rates, average home equity loan rates currently range from 8.04% to 10.17%. Borrowers may soon see a drop in home equity loan rates if the Federal Reserve moves to cut the federal funds rate in 2025. LenderRates (APR)FeesLoan amountsMax.
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lendedu.com | Catherine Collins |Erin Kinkade
It can be overwhelming learning how you can reduce your total loan costs when it comes to your education. The FAFSA only provides colleges with information about your parents’ finances, which tells you what type of aid you will receive. If there’s a gap in what your school offers you and what your parents can afford, most students turn to student loans.
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lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade
If your credit score could use a boost, a credit builder app might be the easiest place to start. These apps offer tools like secured credit cards, credit builder loans, rent reporting, and score monitoring right from your phone. In 2025, they’re more popular than ever. That’s partly because they’re easier to access than traditional credit cards, and partly because more people are focused on financial health.
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2 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade
Most of us have big money questions. How do I save enough? When can I retire? Am I even doing this right? Financial planning helps you answer these questions. And it’s not just for millionaires with stock portfolios. Real financial planning helps you use the money you have today to build the life you want, no matter your starting point. Ahead, we’ll walk through what financial planning really means, how it works, and what to expect if you decide to DIY it or sit down with a professional.
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2 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Ben Luthi |Erin Kinkade
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can be overwhelming, and it can be easy to make a mistake. However, your submission isn’t set in stone. Whether you entered the wrong details, need to add a new school, or your financial situation has changed, it is possible to make corrections or changes. Here’s what you need to know about how to edit your FAFSA form, what types of changes are allowed, and how to make sure your information is accurate.
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