- Homebuying
- It's a Money Thing
See how mortgages work and explain fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages, annual percentage rates, principal, interest and amortization.
See how mortgages work and explain fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages, annual percentage rates, principal, interest and amortization.
The financial benefits of buying a home compared with renting have yoyoed over the years, especially lately. If you're sitting on the fence, here are four circumstances in which it may be a better bet to buy.
Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or not, the decision to buy a home is an exciting milestone. Before you start house hunting, make sure you prepare yourself with as much information as possible. You’ll be more confident in negotiations and the mortgage process in general.
We've gathered a few solid tips to help first-time home buyers get started on the process.
Strapped for cash? Borrowing against your home’s equity could free up funds for all kinds of expenses. Discover the ins and outs of home equity financing, and see whether this approach is right for you.
Sometimes it's smarter to buy certain items according to the season, like sweaters near the end of winter and swimsuits in late summer. But what's the best season for buying a house? The answer is fall.