Pulling cash from your home to pay for education expenses is worth considering. The first step is to figure out which method of accessing your home equity is right for you.

Budgeting apps can make it easy to track your finances. We explore eight options to help you get started.

Stopping the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck can be tough. Reducing expensive debt and getting a handle on spending can help.

Want to pull equity from your home without a loan or selling your property? Home equity sharing could be a good option for you. We explore the advantages and downsides to this approach.

If you have electrical issues, water damage and broken railings you should address those problems fast. The good news is you can use home equity to pay for these repairs.

Travel expenses include more than just the cost of transportation and lodging. Here are some tips on how to save money while you're on vacation.

If you're a homeowner with student loan debt, you might consider using your home equity to pay off your loans. We look at the pros and cons of this approach.

If you’re a homeowner struggling to make your mortgage payments, a loan modification might be one option. We explore when it might make sense.

Home Equity Agreement (HEA) providers offer homeowners the option to tap their equity without a loan. Here's how to chose the right provider for you.

You don't need to take out a loan to pay off credit card debt. We offer a list of alternative options

There are several options for financing major outdoor projects. Home equity can be a good source of funds, through loans or a Home Equity Agreement (HEA).

Finding a homeowners insurance policy can be a challenge. We offer guidance on what to look for and how to save money.