Retirement savings for older workers falling short
One-third of workers ages 62 to 66 have zero in retirement savings.
Is the housing market cooling off? Why now is still a good time to refinance
The housing market is showing signs of cooling, but now is still a good time to refinance.
Unemployment benefits expire in September: Here's how you can save money now
Unemployment benefits are set to expire in September, here's how you can save money.
Biden administration has forgiven $8.7B in student loan debt so far, do you qualify?
Nearly 450,000 borrowers have qualified for student loan debt relief under the Biden administration. See if you qualify for a student loan discharge and learn about your alternatives to debt forgiveness.
J.D. Power survey shows credit card issuers not meeting consumers' expectations
The latest J.D. Power survey shows credit card issuers are not meeting consumer expectations. Here's what went wrong. (iStock)
Biden's eviction ban blocked: Homeowner options to pursue
The Supreme Court once again ruled the CDC's eviction ban as unconstitutional. (iStock)
Lack of housing inventory limits home purchase activity, but refinances to rise: Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae decreased its housing market forecast for 2021, but said refinances could take more market share.
New study shows average American pays over $130K in interest fees, but they don't have to
Americans are paying more than $130K on average in interest fees, but there are ways to lower it.
1.45M homeowners are seriously delinquent as foreclosure moratorium expires
Mortgage delinquencies are decreasing but they are still much higher than before the pandemic began.
Biden administration cancels another $5.8B in student loan debt: Here's who qualifies
More than 323,000 federal student loan borrowers with a total and permanent disability (TPD) will have their college debt automatically discharged by the end of the year. Read on to see who qualifies, and what you should do with your debt if you're not eligible for a TPD discharge.
Summer spending up as COVID-19 vaccinations increase, survey finds - but there are ways you can save money
Spending is up as economies open back up. But as socialization increases, Americans are feeling the pinch.
What are the federal student loan limits for the 2021-22 school year?
Federal Direct loans come with set borrowing limits, which are dependent upon a number of factors. Keep reading to learn the federal student loan limits for the 2021-22 school year.
2020 Census data confirms national housing shortage, but a few regions may offer more for buyers
New construction can't keep pace with the growing demand for single-family homes, according to the 2020 Census. While new listings are scarce in certain metros, the inventory of homes in select counties is outpacing growth nationally. See where builders have been keeping up with demand.
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.
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.
Biden admin reverses Trump-era student loan policy limiting state oversight: Are you impacted?
Biden's Education Department recently rolled back Trump-era regulations that limited the authority of the states to oversee borrower protections for federal student loans. See how your loans may be impacted.
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.
1.2M more homeowners to exit forbearance in 2021 — mortgage refinancing is one way to get relief
1.2 million homeowners are now expected to exit forbearance in 2021. Here are the options available to them.
Americans' debt rose $313B in Q2 – here’s how to help pay yours down
U.S. household debt increased significantly since the pandemic, driven by mortgage and auto loans in the second quarter of 2021.