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Leasing a car -- it's not quite buying and not quite renting.Read more ›

The average college graduate in the United States carries more than $35,000 in student loan debt.Read more ›

When determining if leasing is the right option for you be sure you understand how leasing works. Your costs will be determined by the car's sale price, the residual value after the lease ends, and the money factor (aka, the APR) on the lease.  Make sure to ask questions if there is something you don't understand.  Read more

While it would be nice to start off your professional career with a clean slate of zero debt, student loans are a necessary evil for many young professionals these days.Read more ›

The cost of tuition has skyrocketed in the last 30 years.Read more ›

It's true that auto loans and home loans offer attractively-low annual percentage rates (APRs), while credit cards offer borrowing power without the risk of ever seeing the repo man haul away your financed valuables.Read more ›

Though it may seem intimidating, it’s actually relatively easy to calculate monthly loan payments in Excel.Read more ›

I'm going to tell you something that flies in the face of what your Grandma told you: Debt isn't all bad.Read more ›

There's been much talk about our nation's debt level and its burden on future generations.Read more ›

Excel is an extremely useful tool for calculating your very own amortization table. Here's how to create your own amortization table and loan calculator in Excel.Read more