Home prices are finally returning to pre-recession levels – a first since the recession of 2007 – and college expenses continue to rise every year. Is there a better way to pay for your child’s college education than a student loan? For many, a home equity loan may be a great option to take care of this looming expense. Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons:
Wouldn’t it be great if you could pay your bills quickly and easily without having to lick a stamp or run to the post office? Wouldn’t it be great if you could pay all of your bills from one website instead of having to remember your login information for multiple websites you use to pay utilities or other bills? Are you interested?
Today’s technology gives you plenty of options when it comes to shopping, even when shopping for a new car. The traditional approach of visiting a car lot and working with a salesperson to learn about different vehicle options has largely been replaced by pre-sales research conducted online, with details about almost any make and model accessible from the comfort of the home or office.
You’ve heard experts say over and over again that a college education is necessary to survive in today’s highly competitive world, but how can you obtain this education with such an astronomical price? College may be expensive, but there are a variety of avenues that you can rely on to provide the funds for your degree:
There’s something about the spring that makes me want to do projects around the house. It’s the perfect time to spruce up the patio, do some painting… and completely remodel the kitchen.