March 15, 2025

Personal Finance

Loans

5 Best Installment Loans For Bad Credit

Installment loans give you something even more valuable than money — time. These loans give you a lump sum of cash and let you pay down your debt in regular, scheduled installments. But if you have bad credit, the peace of mind that comes with installment loans may seem out of reach. Fortunately, lenders exist

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Investment

How much an investment in Roblox IPO would be worth now

In its near 20-year existence, Roblox has grown into an immersive online platform that allows its millions of users to create avatars, explore virtual worlds and play games created by other users and Roblox Studios. Anyone from the average user to big-name brands like the NFL and Gucci can create content and games on the

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Finance

All California high schools must offer a personal finance class starting the 2027-28 school year

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — In the coming years, high students throughout California will be learning more about how to take charge of their finances. An assembly bill sponsored by State Superintendent Tony Thurmond has been signed into law requiring every high school to offer a stand-alone, one-semester course in personal finance, starting the 2027-28 school

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Investment

How to determine your risk appetite for an investment when you need the money

Here’s our Club Mailbag email investingclubmailbag@cnbc.com — so you send your questions directly to Jim Cramer and his team of analysts. We can’t offer personal investing advice. We will only consider more general questions about the investment process or stocks in the portfolio or related industries. This week’s question: Hi Jim! I’ve been holding a

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Loans

Beware of misleading solar panel loans – NBC Boston

If you’re considering going solar, be careful if you’re taking out a loan. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is warning homeowners about residential solar energy lenders who are misleading people, with some using deceptive factors to trap people into costly loans. “While solar power can certainly help families save money, we want to make

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Loans

New state program backs loans to Arizona microbusinesses

Arizona is launching its new microbusiness loan program through community lenders statewide, including the Tucson-based Community Investment Corp. and Groundswell Capital for Southern Arizona. The program was established by the Legislature last year to provide $5 million statewide for loans of up to $50,000 through community lending agencies to independently owned Arizona businesses with five

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Investment

Consider an investment in Carnival Corp.

The Motley Fool’s Take If you’re hesitant to board shares of Carnival Corp. these days, you’re not alone. But this is a great time to consider an investment in the industry giant that operates 87 cruise ships across nine different brands worldwide (including Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line and Princess Cruises). Total customer deposits

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Mortgage

Current mortgage rates as of Aug. 9, 2024

The current average interest rate for a fixed-rate, 30-year conforming mortgage loan in the United States is 6.545%, according to the most recent data available from mortgage technology and data company Optimal Blue. Read on to see average rates for different types of mortgages and how the current rates compare with the last reported day

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Loans

Better Mortgage Review 2024

With low rates, no lender fees and a rate match guarantee, Better is a great option for saving money. Plus, Better loan officers don’t operate on commission, so you won’t face high-pressure tactics. We like Better’s nationwide availability and its speedy approval process and closing timeline can get you into your new home faster. While

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Finance

DC residents can get free financial counseling – NBC4 Washington

How’s your credit score? Are you saving enough for retirement? What about your student debt? These are all basic financial questions, but many people don’t know who to ask. But if you’re a D.C. resident, you can get financial counseling from a certified professional — and it’s free. Joel Jacobs is getting ready to graduate

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