Real Estate in Oklahoma City

What happens when you can't pay what you owe the IRS. You have a few options, besides pawning everything you own, having your wages garnished or your bank account seized. None of the payment plans are a breeze, but they're better than the alternative. More here - http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/money_pf/~3/112PfSh6-Hc/index.html

Keep an Eye on Your Credit Score Even After Your Purchase Your Home. Everyone knows the importance of a good credit score these days. And when you finally get that mortgage that helps you purchase your home, its only natural to feel relieved and possibly let your credit score guard down. But dont! Maintaining a high credit score will help you even more... More here - http://homesolid.com//keep-an-eye-on-your-credit-score-ev/

Rent vs. buy vs. live with mom and dad. It was "slacker" and embarrassing for Generation X, but living with parents is acceptable and even financially wise for millennials. More here - http://rss.cnn.com//money_reales/~3/KSWM12si0xc/index.html

5 Things NEVER to Put on Your Debit Card. A credit card has advantages over using a debit card. Of course, one is that if you have a rewards card, you accumulate points for future use. Another is that its easier to dispute a credit card charge and have it removed from your bill, versus a debit card where... More here - http://homesolid.com//5-things-never-to-put-on-your-debit/

Falling Mortgage Rates a Welcome Sign. Mortgage rates fell this week, with lenders offering a 30-year fixed loan at an average of 3.69 percent, down from 3.78 percent a week ago, Freddie Mac said.The mortgage giant's weekly survey, released Thursday, showed the average rate on a 15-year fixed mortgage fell to 2.97 percent from 3.06 percent... More here - http://www.mortgagedaily.com/consumers/TnsRates032715.asp