
Megan B. Shepherd
Editor at Finder.com
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3 days ago |
valuewalk.com | Megan B. Shepherd
Here are your top financing options for tackling home upgrades and what to consider before jumping inIf you’re planning home renovations this season, you’re not alone. Nearly half of homeowners (48%) plan to renovate their homes this year, according to This Old House’ most recent survey. Of those, 61% expected to borrow money to fund their projects.
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4 days ago |
finder.com | Christi Gorbett |Megan B. Shepherd
Is Balance Credit legit? Yes, Balance Credit is a legitimate company. Founded in 2014, it has been in business for more than a decade. While it isn’t accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB), the company has an A+ rating for resolving customer complaints. It also gets high marks from past customers on Trustpilot. However, borrowing from Balance Credit isn’t cheap.
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4 days ago |
finder.com | Christi Gorbett |Megan B. Shepherd
FrontPay is a cash advance website that offers $15 to $100 with no credit check, interest or tipping required. But you’ll need a linked bank account with at least $400 in recurring direct deposits from an employer to qualify. Plus, you can try the service for free, but you’ll be charged a $14.99 monthly membership fee on your next payday. The initial advance is quite low, according to reviewers, often $15 to $40, and there are no extra features like budgeting or credit tools.
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1 week ago |
finder.com | Lacey Stark |Megan B. Shepherd |Helen Conroy
Is Big Picture Loans legit? It depends on what you consider legit. Does Big Picture offer installment loans that are easy to qualify for? Yes. Does it charge rates up to almost 700%? Also yes. So, while Big Picture Loans isn’t a scam per say, its loan rates are high and it targets borrowers with few to no other options. Plus, it was involved in a class action lawsuit over its high rates and settled by paying $65 million.
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2 weeks ago |
finder.com | Lacey Stark |Megan B. Shepherd
Watching your team in the playoffs is a thrilling experience, but it can get pricey. Tickets alone could cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. And if you have to travel to the game, get a hotel nearby and pay for food, drinks and other expenses, you could be looking at an expensive day. But setting a budget, planning ahead or looking into short-term financing options could make this dream a reality.
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