Tapping your home equity can provide you with much-needed cash, but you should have a plan to pay back the money you want to access.

Repairing damage to your home after a natural disaster can be an overwhelming process. We offer guidance on how to move forward.

How much debt is too much debt? If debt is taking up a significant portion of your monthly income or making it impossible to save money, you may have too much. We look at six ways to bring your debt levels down.

If you're retired and concerned about income, tapping your home equity might help. We explore how to decide if this option is right for you.

If you're planning to sell your home, you may want to make some improvements first. We look at which updates you should make and how to pay for them.

Trying to decide between accessing your home equity through a loan or a no-loan home equity agreement? This guide outlines the differences between the two options.

Accessing your home equity as a self-employed homeowner can be a challenge. We review the pros and cons between traditonal loans and newer products like a home equity agreement.

Your credit profile can play an important role in how you can access your home equity. We explain what your profile is and how to improve it.

A home equity agreement (HEA) is one way to access home equity without taking out a loan or replacing your mortgage. We explain how to apply for Unlock's HEA.

Debt management plans can help make debt easier to handle. We offer an overview of how they work.

Unlock requires homeowners with a home equity agreement to stay current with their property taxes and homeowners insurance. Using an escrow account may be a convenient way to pay for these expenses.

Mortgage rates are expected to fall in the coming months. We look at what the experts are forecasting and what it could mean for you.