Latest blog posts about Debt

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  DebtIt’s Personal: The No-Matter-Why-You-Need-It Loan Solution

  It’s important to compare personal loan options side by side to see which choice makes the most financial and practical sense.

  

  Barron Ernst, Head of Product  article author

  March 9, 2021
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  DebtWhat is APR and How Does It Affect Your Wallet?

  Annual Percentage Rate (APR) tells you how much a loan costs. Lenders quote APR as a percentage of the total amount you borrow, and that number gives you a rough idea of how much you’ll pay per year to borrow. If your loan has an APR of 10%, you’ll pay roughly $10 annually for every $100 you borrow.

  

  Hannah Friedman, Sr. Content Manager  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  DebtMyths About Debt

  Life happens, and borrowing can help when money is tight. But if loan balances and monthly payments make you feel uneasy, there are several other solutions.

  

  Nicole Beaulieu, CTO  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  DebtHow to Consolidate Debt

  You can choose from several debt consolidation options and it’s critical to understand the pros and cons of each.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  October 23, 2019
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  DebtDebt consolidation vs. balance transfer: what's best for you?

  If you only have credit card debt and are sure you can pay off your balance within the promotional period, a balance transfer could work well for you, provided you shop around for the lowest rates and fees.

  

  Nicole Beaulieu, CTO  article author

  August 29, 2019
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  DebtThe Homeowner’s Complete Guide to Debt Consolidation

  One solution to high-interest-rate debts is to refinance with a new loan — one that will save you money, reduce your risk, or both.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  June 4, 2019
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  DebtFinancial Literacy: Credit and Debt

  Having good credit is key to getting good rates when you need to borrow money. Understanding how to improve your credit and how debt can impact you may help you the most. Check out our financial literacy guide on credit and debt to learn more.

  

  Nicole Beaulieu, CTO  article author

  April 9, 2019