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Jessica Walrack

Jessica Walrack is a personal finance writer at SuperMoney, The Simple Dollar, Interest.com, Commonbond, Bankrate, NextAdvisor, Guardian, Personalloans.org and many others. She specializes in taking personal finance topics like loans, credit cards, and budgeting, and making them accessible and fun.

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No Private Student Loan Forgiveness Options? Here’s 5 Alternatives

Published 07/26/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Private student loan forgiveness is rare. Some lenders offer it in extreme cases, but it’s generally only available with federal loans. What can you do if you’re struggling to make ends meet and you don’t qualify for a loan forgiveness program? This article provides five practical steps you can take to improve your financial situation.

Knowing which are the best lenders to refinance and consolidate student loans is important if you have student debt. This article provides an in-depth review of the best lenders available and interviews the CEOs of our top choices.

When you imagine a yard with an amazing landscape, it’s usually a combination of softscaping and hardscaping. For example, stone paths winding through vegetation, or a pergola with vines and flowers coiling around its posts and beams.

Outdoor Kitchen ROI Guide – Is It Worth the Investment?

Published 07/25/2017 by Jessica Walrack

If you are thinking about turning your backyard into a more enjoyable living space by adding an outdoor kitchen, it’s easy to see why. You can have relaxing evenings outside, barbecuing and drinking cocktails as the sun sets. Your friends and family can come over to take a break from daily stresses, and spend quality time together outside.

What Does It Cost to Build an Outdoor Riding Arena?

Published 07/21/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Thinking of building an outdoor riding arena? If you’ve begun to research the project, your head is probably spinning. It’s a complicated process, and mistakes can be costly. On top of that, if the arena is built incorrectly, it can result in injuries to the riders and horses. So, what does it cost to build an arena the right way?

3 Ways to Finance Outdoor Kitchen

Published 07/21/2017 by Jessica Walrack

If you have determined how much your dream outdoor kitchen will cost and are now trying to figure out how to pay for it, you have come to the right place. According to HomeAdvisor, the average cost to build an outdoor kitchen ranges from about $2,700 to about $16,000, which many homeowners don’t have just lying around.

What Does It Cost to Build an Outdoor Kitchen?

Published 07/19/2017 by Jessica Walrack

There are many benefits to building an outdoor kitchen. For one, you get to enjoy the outdoors as you are preparing food, which is reason enough in itself. Beyond that, you can avoid heating up your house in the summer and can keep the mess outside when hosting parties. But how much does it cost to build an outdoor kitchen, and make this dream come true? Let’s break it down to get a better understanding of what to expect.

How to Save Money on Your Swimming Pool?

Published 07/12/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Have you been dreaming about spending weekends and evenings in your own private backyard oasis? One of the most enjoyable features to add, of course, is a swimming pool. However, it’s not a cheap addition. Here’s how you can save money on your swimming pool.

3 Ways You Can Finance Your Swimming Pool Installation

Published 07/12/2017 by Jessica Walrack

When the weather starts getting warmer and the kids get out of school, there’s one thing that can guarantee endless entertainment all summer long… A swimming pool. It’s a great way to have fun, get exercise, and relax. The question is, how much will one cost you? They’re pricey. Which brings us to question number two. Can you finance your swimming pool installation

If you are looking at the amount you owe toward federal student loans and are wondering how you are ever going to repay it, there is hope. A number of federal student loan reduction programs are available that might be able to lower your payments to an affordable amount and put you on a path to being debt-free.

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