Looking to pay down high-interest debt? Here are 3 expert-approved methods

Managing debt has consistently been a focus for Americans and it's seemingly no different following the COVID-19 pandemic. So VantageScore is offering tips on how to pay down debt.

3-year personal loan interest rates fall to 30-day low

The latest trends in interest rates for personal loans from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.

Millions of Americans have college debt but no degree: How to pay off your student loans

About a third of college students drop out, and they may be left tackling expensive student loan debt even without a degree to show for it. Here's how you can pay off your college debt with no diploma.

Child tax credit: Treasury, IRS disburse second round of payments

According to the IRS and Treasury Department, a technical issue will cause a small percentage of those who chose direct deposits to receive a physical check this month.

Realtor vs. real estate agent: What’s the difference?

The terms Realtor and real estate agent are often used interchangeably. But they’re not exactly the same.

Mortgage eClosings making refinancing easier than ever

Lenders and title companies are increasingly partnering with tech companies to create remote mortgage closings.

College students headed back to school: Here's how to borrow student loans strategically

Rising college students are getting ready to head to college this fall, which means it's time to start thinking about borrowing student loans. Compare your options in this analysis.

Best private student loans for fall 2021

Back-to-school season is also student loan season for many college students. Here are the best private student loans for fall 2021.

Senate bill proposes no-interest federal student loans: What you need to know

No-interest federal student loans are being poised as an alternative to student loan forgiveness. Keep reading to learn more about the LOAN Act and what it would mean for your federal student loan repayment.

Most parents think their kids' college costs will top $100K, new study finds: Here's how to pay for it

About two-thirds of parents agree that the cost of college will top $100K for the coming school year. Compare your options for covering the costs, including federal Direct Parent PLUS Loans and private student loans.

How to find low-interest student loans

Federal loans should be the first option you turn to when looking for low-interest student loans. If you hit the borrowing maximum for federal loans, you can turn to private student loans.