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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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11 Facts You Should Know About the Federal Estate Tax

Published 06/21/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Are you wondering what the Federal Estate Tax is and how it impacts the U.S.? Well, the good news is that most people won’t have to worry, as only 0.2% of Americans will owe Estate Tax, according to statistics of the Joint Committee on Taxation.

3 Ways to Finance a Swimming Pool with No Equity

Published 06/13/2017 by Jessica Walrack

A swimming pool provides endless entertainment, it enhances your backyard living area, and it can help you live a healthier lifestyle. It’s no wonder so many people build them, but how much will it cost you?

So, you want a classic car and you’re wondering how you can finance it. The problem you’ll run into is that most car loan companies have restrictions on how old a car can be. Classic cars have many variables that need to be considered when determining their value and, as a result, many lenders opt-out.

How Do Solar Loans Work? A Complete Guide

Published 06/12/2017 by Jessica Walrack

A new solar installation was completed every 84 seconds in 2016. (Source)

Home improvement is a great way to add value to your home and make it more enjoyable for you and your family. However, the cost is generally too high for most people to pay with cash, so they commonly use financing options like home equity lines of credit, personal loans, or credit cards. Some also use government programs such as 203k loans. Before you start your first big project, consider some of these common options to figure out what is best for you and your current financial situation.

How to Qualify for SBA Loans: 4 Business Loans to Consider

Published 06/06/2017 by Jessica Walrack

You own a small business and have invested what you can afford of your own resources, but you still need funding. Could the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and their SBA loan programs provide the help you need? Can you qualify?

Home Improvement Loans: 4 Financing Options to Consider

Published 06/02/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Are you thinking about making improvements to your home? It’s not a bad idea. In doing so, you can enjoy the renovations now as you live in your home and can recoup some, if not all, of your costs later if you sell your house.

How to Start a Sole Proprietorship Company: 7 Steps

Published 06/01/2017 by Jessica Walrack

“Starting a company as a sole proprietorship takes no set up beside figuratively ‘hanging out your sign’ and possibly obtaining a fictitious business name. Of course, there are multiple things you should do, in addition, but starting a company as a sole proprietor is the easiest way to go,” says Kristen Hayes Kuse, attorney at Integrated General Counsel.

Are you in need of car insurance and wondering how much you should expect to pay? According to the most recent National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) report on auto insurance (source), the average amount spent on car insurance in the U.S. was $866. However, this average can fluctuate greatly depending on several factors such as the where you live and your driving record.

Best Startup Business Loans (Even If You Have Bad Credit)

Published 05/24/2017 by Jessica Walrack

Are you a budding entrepreneur starting a new business with less-than-perfect credit? You may have some trouble getting approved for startup business loans but that doesn’t mean all hope is lost. There are actually many routes you can take where your personal credit score won’t be an obstacle. In this article, learn:

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