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Millions of suburban homes qualify for a $0-down payment mortgage (opens the original)
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Saving 10% or 20% of a home’s price for a down payment can take years, especially when the average house costs nearly $400,000. In this economy, when rent, utilities and child care are getting more expensive by the minute, not having to save up $80,000 is a blessing. That’s why some buyers looking beyond major city centers may qualify for a federal mortgage program that could be the answer to their prayers and requires no down payment at all. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Section 502 Guar
Americans blame their debt on inflation more than their own spending (opens the original)
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Americans carrying more debt have plenty of possible culprits to blame, from impulse purchases to emergencies to years of high credit card interest rates. Increasingly, though, consumers are pointing to something more basic: the cost of everyday life. According to a study by Accredited Debt Relief titled “Debt by Generation in 2026: How Borrowers of Different Ages Are Coping,” 78% of survey respondents said inflation is the number one reason they are carrying more debt. That includes respondents
The truth about how vehicle service contracts pay claims: The math behind $1 billion in payouts for 3 million vehicles (opens the original)
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Vehicle service contracts, also known as aftermarket extended warranties, are a way to extend the protection on your vehicle for mechanical breakdowns. If you’re worried about big car repair bills and you don’t have the time or resources to put thousands of dollars into an auto-repair fund, a vehicle service contract from a leading administrator like CarShield might save you money. In fact, a Cars.com analysis reported that CarShield reached $1 billion in paid claims in May 2026. Consumers usual
Why not all extended car warranties are scams — and what you need to know (opens the original)
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If the phrase “extended car warranty” sends a chill down your spine and brings back bad memories of robocalls warning that your coverage is about to expire, you’re not alone. Years of unsolicited calls, texts and official-looking mailers have made the product category almost synonymous with scams. But that doesn’t mean every extended warranty is a rip-off. Automakers, dealerships and independent companies like CarShield sell legitimate vehicle service contracts that can cover certain repair bill
Why your debt keeps growing even after you’ve cut back on everything (opens the original)
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You canceled the streaming services, no more eating out, that trip to Disney has been replaced by a trip to the shore, the grocery basket is filled with store-brand goods and every purchase now gets a second look. But when the credit card statements arrive, the amount you owe has barely moved or, worse, it keeps getting bigger. That can happen because cutting spending and paying down debt are two different financial problems. Reducing discretionary expenses can free up cash, but once you are car
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