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Why a Lender Sees Different Credit Scores Than What You See
Understanding the difference in credit scores between consumers and lenders can save a lot of time and money. Some consumers who purchase their credit score before seeking loan preapproval are...
View ArticleMilitary Personal Finance Roundup: April 9-13
We’re excited to announce a new weekly feature at Smart Military Money. Each Saturday we’ll share top stories from some of our favorite personal finance publications and bloggers. Our new weekly...
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9 Financial Topics To Discuss Before Marriage
Ask the important financial questions before the big day to ensure financial security. If you’re one of the many couples preparing to tie the knot this summer or in the near future, be sure to sit down...
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New Law for Military Homeowners Allows More Options to Refinance
Military homeowners are often forced to move before they can sell their home. On May 18, new legislation passed the House as part of the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would grant...
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How Much Does Your Commute Cost?
Considering the cost of commuting can help you make a thrifty decision about where to live and work. With ever-expanding suburbs and a difficult job market, long commutes are becoming a normal part of...
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Capital One Pays $12 Million to Servicemembers to Settle SCRA Violations
The settlement from Capital One is a reminder to servicemembers to ensure all SCRA protections are enforced. Back at the end of July, the news broke that Capital One would be paying $12 million to...
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Rake in the Savings: Avoiding Fall Money Drains
Saving money can be difficult when unexpected issues occur and you have to drop some hard-earned cash to fix a problem. During this time of year, homeowners are especially vulnerable to some tricky,...
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Is It Possible to Lower My Car Payment?
Car loans have become standard for most Americans. In fact, car loans now last an average of more than five years, according to the credit-rating company Experian. This means the public will most...
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Military Personal Finance Roundup: November 5-9
Buying a home is one of the biggest investments consumers make in their lifetime. Veterans and service members with families will likely capitalize on their VA home loan benefit and buy a house...
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9 Household To-Dos Before Going on a Trip
With the holidays coming up, chances are you may be planning a trip to visit family. Whether you’ll be gone for just a few days or more than a week, there are some household ends you should be sure to...
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From Holiday to Everyday: Upcycling Christmas Items Into Year-Round Decor
How long do you leave your decorations up after the holidays wrap up? For many households, the social stigma of being one of those people (the ones who leave their tree and all the trimmings up long...
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This Eco-Friendly Mom Has Saved $113,000. Here’s How She Did It
We’ve all seen “going green” become an increasingly popular trend in recent years. Whether that means recycling, buying an eco-friendly car or conserving energy, environmental consciousness is...
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