Homeowners are still taking advantage of long-term fixed rates to avoid the risk of adjusting rates, as shown by the rise in mortgage applications this week. More are expected to include debts accrued over the holidays with their refinancing.
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Tag Archives | Credit Card Debt
Homeowners Still Want Fixed Rates, Consolidations Expected
by Clayton Closson on January 18, 2006 in Market Update
Do’s and Don’ts for Managing Debt
by Clayton Closson on January 6, 2006 in Mortgage Rates
Struggling with lots of credit card debt? You're not the only one. Millions of Americans are struggling with you. But don't fret. We have a few tips to help you become smarter about getting yourself out of the red.
Do's and Don'ts for Managing Debt
by Clayton Closson on January 6, 2006 in Market Update
Struggling with lots of credit card debt? You're not the only one. Millions of Americans are struggling with you. But don't fret. We have a few tips to help you become smarter about getting yourself out of the red.
Six Tips to Get Out of Credit Card Debt
by Clayton Closson on December 30, 2005 in Market Update
2006 is almost upon us and you've racked up a significant amount of credit card debt this year. But making the payments and getting out of debt is getting harder and harder. What can you do? We've got six valuable tips for you!
Minimum Credit Card Payments on the Rise
by Clayton Closson on September 12, 2005 in Homeowners Tips
Credit card companies are going to increase the minimum payments charged to their consumers very soon, if they haven't already. Find out how this could affect your pocketbook and what you can do about it.
Get It Together with Debt Consolidation
by Clayton Closson on July 22, 2005 in Home Buying
Are you having problems getting out of debt? Too many bills hanging over your head? You're not the only one-millions of Americans are looking for ways to get out of “being in the red”. Read more to find out what you can do to reduce your debt situation.
10 Ways to Improve Your Credit Score
by Clayton Closson on April 12, 2005 in Home Buying
The average American carries over 9,000 dollars in credit card debt. Late and delinquent payments, bankruptcy and foreclosure can dramatically affect your credit score. Learn how to better manage your debt and repair a damaged credit score.
Get Your Home and Finances Ready for the New Year
by Clayton Closson on December 27, 2004 in Homeowners Tips
Start the new year right by getting your home and finances ready for the holidays. Learn how to avoid high-interest credit card debt by using the equity in your home.
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