‘Home Town’: Ben and Erin Napier’s Top Upgrade To Give a Home Happy Vibes
Ben and Erin Napier of HGTV’s “Home Town” help a couple renovate an old house so that they can turn it into a women’s home.
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What Is Austerity?
Austerity policies are nothing new. But talk about them in the news has recently escalated. In response to its ongoing debt crisis, the Greek government is preparing to implement austerity measures aimed at helping the country regain its financial footing. … Continue reading →
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Guide to the TILA
What do you know about the Truth in Lending Act, or TILA? Learn exactly what the TILA is and how it works to protect consumers like you today.
Tips to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
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Hemsworth Brothers Stage Successful Sale of Their Malibu Retreat
Chris, Liam, and Luke Hemsworth have just let their family retreat go, for $4.25 million. It initially landed on the market in September at $4.9 million.
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How I earned more than $2,500 using credit cards in 2020
Some flat rate credit cards will help you get 2% back on spending, but using a variety of cards catered to your top spending categories can help you earn even more.
Why Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Are Bad News Right Now
With mortgage interest rates as low as they are at the moment, you may be looking beyond fixed-rate options if youâre in the market to purchase a home or refinance an existing home loan. After all, while 30-year fixed mortgage rates are hovering around 2.75%, some adjustable-rate mortgages are in the very low 2% range. [&hellip
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