
Jess Ullrich
Editor at Finance Buzz
Financial Writer at Freelance
Kind human. Freelance financial writer. Bylines: @investopedia @bankrate @nextadvisor & more. Former editor: @thebalance @investopedia @financebuzz. She/her.
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3 weeks ago |
newamericanfunding.com | Jess Ullrich
Homebuyers If you’re a first-time homebuyer shopping for a mortgage, you likely have more loan options than you realize. Conventional loans, which aren’t backed by the government, are one of the most popular choices. But Federal Housing Administration (FHA), U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) loans may be a better fit.
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3 weeks ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Jess Ullrich
Digital assets have been gaining ground in recent years, with many large financial firms warming up to cryptocurrency. Some companies even allow you the option to buy crypto with a credit card. In the case of The Gemini Credit Card®, you earn crypto rewards via eligible purchases.
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1 month ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Jess Ullrich
There’s no disputing that a secured credit card may help you build credit when used wisely. That said, secured cards often have minimum security deposits and high APRs. Plus, card issuers often do a hard credit check when determining if you qualify. The Varo Believe Card is different. This no-interest card doesn’t require a security deposit or a credit check, and you won’t pay any fees either. Sound too good to be true? It isn’t, but there are a few crucial things to know before you apply.
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1 month ago |
mediafeed.org | Jess Ullrich
What do most business loans have in common? Besides helping businesses grow, these loans typically come with strict eligibility requirements. Chief among them? A strong financial history. Many lenders hesitate to offer financing if your business is just starting out or has limited capital to show. This creates a significant roadblock for entrepreneurs seeking to expand.
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1 month ago |
lendedu.com | Jess Ullrich |Michael Menninger
Refinancing a student loan involves replacing an old loan with a brand-new one. While you might decide to refinance for a few reasons, it’s common to go this route if you want a lower interest rate or a different repayment term. There are no restrictions on how often you can refinance your student loans. So if rates decline in the future and you’ve already refinanced once before, you can do so again, provided you meet lenders’ qualification requirements.
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