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Unison Review: Uniquely Use the Equity in Your House

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In this Unison review you’ll discover how you can uniquely use the equity in your house. Explore some factors in deciding if it’s for you.

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Point Review: Selling Your Home’s Equity vs. Getting A HELOC

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Have equity in your home? You may be able to sell shares of that equity. Check out this Point review to learn more about how it works, why it’s better than a HELOC, and use cases where it makes a lot of sense.

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Does Student Loan Debt Affect Getting A Mortgage?

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Last year, I helped answer a reader’s question about applying for a mortgage while on Income Based Repayment.  However, over the last several months, I’ve been getting bombarded with questions about how student loan debt impacts your ability to get a mortgage.  Maybe it’s because the housing market is improving, or maybe it’s because people […]

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Reader Question: Applying For A Mortgage While Using Income Based Repayment

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Welcome to another reader question!  This question comes from John, who is trying to get a mortgage while being on an income based repayment (IBR) plan for his student loan debt.  Here is John’s story and the question: I have about $80,000 in student loan debt and am currently on the Income-Based Repayment Plan (IBR […]

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