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Homeowners are constantly looking for ways to increase the value of their home, but it's not always easy to pick which project they should tackle first. Bathrooms are a popular place to start because they are a less expensive project than most re-do's, but will still boost your home's value.

When most think of a home equity loan, their minds go straight to using it for a big remodeling project or installing a pool. But there are other ways this money can be put to use—one of them being debt consolidation.

In all housing markets—but especially today's—homeowners are looking for ways to stand out from the pack when it comes time to sell. Here's a great way to do just that.

Homeowners who need cash for major expenses have an advantage. Instead of high-rate personal loans or credit cards, you can access cash from your home equity. Here are 5 things many homeowners use home equity loans to take care of...

With CNBC stating that nearly 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, it’s no surprise that credit card debt is on the rise.

This mounting debt against a backdrop of record inflation could create significant financial challenges for many homeowners. So what they can do?

There are countless ways a finished basement can elevate your home—from home offices to guest rooms to movie rooms and more. With the right planning, your vision can become a reality. So if you're looking to add value to your home, finishing your basement could be a great option.

When you apply for a home equity loan, most people know FICO and credit score will play into their ability to qualify for a loan. But are you aware of the effect your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio can have?

With many people continuing to WFH, the "home office space" continues to be on the minds of plenty of homeowners. Now, some of those who viewed their home office spaces as temporary are looking to set up a more permanent, specialized home office—in their garage.

How much equity can you access from your home? And what's the best way to access it? It's no secret home values have hit record highs. In fact, the Wall Street Journal says that tappable home equity rose to over $11 Trillion in the first quarter of 2022 alone.