Latest blog posts about Debt

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  Debt3 Reasons to Sell Your Home and 3 Reasons to Stay Put in 2021

  With low mortgage rates and the capacity for remote work, many families are considering moving. Here are some reasons why you might want to sell now, or why you might want to stay put.

  

  Barron Ernst, Head of Product  article author

  March 17, 2021
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  DebtIt’s Personal: The No-Matter-Why-You-Need-It Loan Solution

  It’s important to compare personal loan options side by side to see which choice makes the most financial and practical sense.

  

  Barron Ernst, Head of Product  article author

  March 9, 2021
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  DebtDebt consolidation vs. bankruptcy: Which is the best option for me?

  Debt consolidation is the use of a larger loan to pay off smaller loans. Some homeowners consolidate their debt through a home equity line of credit; others get a second mortgage.

  

  Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Editorial Team  article author

  November 15, 2019
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  DebtWhat is APR and How Does It Affect Your Wallet?

  Annual Percentage Rate (APR) tells you how much a loan costs. Lenders quote APR as a percentage of the total amount you borrow, and that number gives you a rough idea of how much you’ll pay per year to borrow. If your loan has an APR of 10%, you’ll pay roughly $10 annually for every $100 you borrow.

  

  Hannah Friedman, Sr. Content Manager  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  DebtMyths About Debt

  Life happens, and borrowing can help when money is tight. But if loan balances and monthly payments make you feel uneasy, there are several other solutions.

  

  Nicole Beaulieu, CTO  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  DebtHow to Consolidate Debt

  You can choose from several debt consolidation options and it’s critical to understand the pros and cons of each.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  Debt5 scenarios when you should not consolidate your debt

  Debt consolidation is a tool that helps borrowers gather all their debts into one payment. Having a single loan can be beneficial for those with a medium-sized amount of debt that's spread out over a lot of different accounts.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  October 15, 2019