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With mortgage interest rates still hovering well above the 3% range we were seeing just a few years ago, homeowners might not have refinancing their mortgage at the top of their mind. For those who are carrying a bit more high interest unsecured debt than they’d like to, however, a cash-out refinance might still be a good option to lower your monthly payments and give you a bit more breathing room. Learn More > Ever wondered what makes a credit union different than a bank? It's actually very simple - Banks are owned by shareholders, credit unions are owned by you. Because they operate as nonprofit organizations, credit unions can offer a lot of advantages over traditional banks! Click below to read more about how credit unions serve you better, while saving you money at the same time. Learn More > Owning a home is part of the American Dream, but it can also be a source of huge stress when things unexpectedly break. Get some tips here for both how to handle unexpected home repairs, and how to prevent them from happening in the first place. Learn More > Don't let the holidays be a source of stress! Get tips here for setting a budget and reducing your holiday expenses, as well on information on how to consolidate your high interest debt with a home equity or refinance loan Learn More > Home equity loans, home equity lines of credit (HELOCs), and cash-out refinances are all great options, but which is right for you? Before you make your decision it’s important to fully understand the pros and cons of each. Learn More > Home equity loans are a great way to gain some extra cash for home improvements, debt consolidation, or other big purchases you’re looking to make. Like any loan, it’s important to understand how a home equity loan works before taking one out. Learn More >