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Image source: Getty Images When you’ve worked hard all of your life, you deserve to reach a point where you feel secure with your personal finances. But providing too much financial support to grown children could make it so you’re unable to get to that place. Data from Savings.com reveals that 58%

Image source: Getty Images The interest rate you pay when you first sign your mortgage may not be the interest rate you pay for life — even with a fixed loan. That’s because you may decide to refinance your mortgage at some point in time. When you refinance, you swap your existing mortgage for a

Image source: Getty Images If money’s tight, you may find yourself occasionally turning to buy now, pay later (BNPL) plans. They’re undoubtedly convenient. You don’t need a high credit score to use them, and they’re a widespread payment option. If you’re shopping online, there’s a good chance the

Image source: Getty Images You may be one of those married couples who likes to do everything together, whether it’s grocery shopping, decorating for the holidays, traveling, or signing a mortgage. And often, signing a joint mortgage makes sense when you’re part of a couple and both work, since you

Image source: Getty Images If you’re signing a conventional mortgage, it’s a great thing to be able to make a 20% down payment on your home, even though many lenders will accept less. Doing so allows you to avoid private mortgage insurance, a costly expense that’s typically tacked onto your monthly