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Three Ways to Bring Up Your Credit Score

by Trish Townsend Credit scores are a necessary part of making big financial decisions these days. Whether it’s buying a car, getting a mortgage, or even applying for some jobs, a high score shows you’re a responsible individual. If you’ve made some mistakes with your credit in the past, all…
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What Will Rate Hikes Mean for Your Family?

by Paul Mulligan Back in December of 2008, the Federal Reserve instituted a zero interest rate policy in an effort to curtail the effects of what is now commonly called the Great Recession. For the past seven years, borrowers have been able to take advantage of these lower interest rates.…
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How to Improve Your Credit Score

by JoAnn Sabas A good credit score is what each of us aspires to. After all, a credit score is one of the important determining factors when it comes to borrowing money for a home. Mortgage lenders look at your credit score as one of the essential elements when determining…
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