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Before you close, make sure your budget accounts for both your home and these additional homebuyer costs.

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Time is money when you're applying for a home loan. Here's how to use your time wisely and avoid unnecessary delays. Learn more about eight steps that will help you beat the mortgage timeline clock or visit our Home Buying 101 Center to get started

Despite what the Great Recession may have taught you, credit is a pretty useful tool.

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It’s hard to think of any activities that add more value to your life—not to mention your community—than volunteering.

When an election produces big change, it’s safe to assume the ripple effect will be far reaching. Learn about how political changes could affect your retirement.

These simple steps can help you recover from this year’s shopping spree and start planning for a debt-free 2017.