Today’s top story: How mortgage refinancing could save you money even if your loan is new. Also in the news: Where to stash your savings when cash management account rates take a dive, how to stock up wisely, emergency or not, and what the “history” part of your credit score really measures.
Mortgage Refinance Could Save Money — Even If Your Loan Is New
A typical refinance can save at least $150 a month.
Where to Stash Your Savings When Cash Management Account Rates Take a Dive
Taking a look at CDs and online accounts.
How to Stock Up Wisely, Emergency or Not
Stocking up strategically.
What the ‘History’ Part of Your Credit Score Really Measures
It isn’t just how long you’ve had credit.
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Today’s top story: How to stock up wisely, emergency or not. Also in the news: Some rental owners could get an extra tax break this year, how to unlock the debtor’s prison of student loans, and the most important money move that women aren’t making.
Today’s top story: How I ditched debt: rebounding from bankruptcy. Also in the news: A new episode of the SmartMoney podcast on maximizing travel rewards, what the Coronavirus means for your home loan and mortgage rates, and what happens to your credit card if you move internationally.
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