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This week’s money news

November 4, 2024 By Liz Weston

This week’s top story: As rates fall, should you refinance your student loans? In other news: Weekly mortgage rates rise for 6th straight week, where the candidates stand on personal finance issues, and how credit cards can help you navigate major life changes.

As Rates Fall, Should You Refinance Your Student Loans?
Consider refinancing private student loans if you can get a rate at least half a percentage point lower. If you have federal loans, think twice.

Weekly Mortgage Rates Rise for 6th Straight Week
You could illustrate the dictionary definition of “bummer” with a graph of recent mortgage rates.

Election 2024: Where the Candidates Stand on Personal Finance Issues
Here’s a rundown of how Harris and Trump promise to improve your finances.

How Credit Cards Can Help You Navigate Major Life Changes
Credit card perks can come in handy when you’re facing large expenses, whether you’ve planned for them or they pop up unexpectedly.

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