Mortgage refinance rates plummet amid fee ending: How to lock in your rate now

Mortgage interest rates fell to all-time lows across all refinancing products after the FHFA announced it would eliminate a 0.5 percent lender fee earlier than expected.

3-year fixed personal loan rates hit 3-month low

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

How to get a personal loan with no credit history

Looking for first-time personal loans with no credit history? This guide will teach you about the types of loans you can get, and where to get them.

5 ways to cash in on your life insurance policy while you're alive

Life insurance provides your loved ones with financial security in the event of your death, but you may be able to cash in on your policy while you're still alive.

Refinancing your student loans can save you $250+ per month: Here's how

Student loan borrowers who refinanced to a longer term on Credible were able to lower their monthly payments by $253 on average. Use a student loan calculator to see how much you can save.

9 tips to get the best mortgage rate

It’s a good idea to comparison-shop for the best mortgage rate you can get, because even a small rate difference can mean tens of thousands of dollars in savings.

Mortgage refinancing can save you nearly $100K in interest: Here's how

With today's mortgage rates near record lows, it's a good time to refinance your mortgage. Doing so can lower your monthly payment and save you tens of thousands of dollars in interest over the life of your home loan.

How to refinance student loans for 30 years

Refinancing your student loans to a 30-year term can lower your monthly payment, freeing up more money for other financial goals.

Biden's Education Department hires student loan forgiveness advocate: How your college debt could be impacted

The Biden administration has hired a student loans expert who believes the Education Secretary has the legal authority to forgive student debt under executive order. Here's what that means for your college debt.