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  Home Improvement HELOCs vs. Personal loans for home improvement

  Deciding how to finance expensive home improvements often comes down to a choice between a home equity line of credit (HELOC) and a personal loan. According to HomeAdvisor the average cost of a new deck is about $7K, while a complete kitchen renovation can cost $10K-$30K. Most homeowners require some type of loan to make these types of improvements.

  

  Debra Jack, Contributor  article author

  February 12, 2020
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  Student Loan Refinancing 6 ways to tackle your student loans in 2023

  Keeping up with payments on your student loans can be particularly difficult just after you graduate.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  January 30, 2020
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  Guest Post His previous business is worth $4.2 Billion and his latest startup just reached $1.2 Billion valuation

  Mike recently joined me for an episode of the DealMakers podcast. During the interview, we talked about why to go back to school even after you’ve started and sold a business of your own, why you might actually want a lower valuation and the most important things to know when starting your own company.

  

  DealMakers Podcast  article author

  January 29, 2020
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  Home Equity 8 tips for getting the best HELOC rate

  A home equity line of credit (HELOC) provides homeowners with an unsecured line of credit that they can draw on up to the amount approved by the lender. In that respect, a HELOC is similar to a conventional credit card.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  January 29, 2020
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  Home Improvement Best loans for homeowners who want to do home improvement

  Home improvements not only improve the quality of your home but also the quality of your life. They also can increase the value of your home.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  January 28, 2020
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  Home Improvement Best loans for homeowners who want to improve their debt in 2020

  Consumers use debt consolidation loans to pay off multiple existing loans, combining them into a single account requiring only one monthly payment. While convenience is usually the primary reason for a debt consolidation loan, such loans can save borrowers money when the interest rate is lower than that of the existing loans that it is replacing.

  

  Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Editorial Team  article author

  January 27, 2020
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  Home Improvement Home improvements to consider for 2020

  The start of a new decade is a perfect time to bring positive change to your life. Home improvements are one way to instill that positive spirit.

  

  Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Editorial Team  article author

  January 24, 2020