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Once you reach retirement age, it's common to re-evaluate your financial situation and look for ways to secure your cash flow.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law that provides a range of civil and financial protections for active duty military members and their spouses. The SCRA provides mortgage rate protections that apply as long as the loan predates enlistment or the period of active duty service.

Assuming another's VA loan is an intriguing benefit with VA loans. Here we take a look at what an assumption is, the process and who can assume a VA loan.

Black Veterans have higher homeownership rates than Black non-Veterans, and the difference in homeownership rates between white and Black Veterans is considerably smaller than the gap between white and Black civilians, according to a review of five years’ worth of Census data.

At the end of the day, you can use a VA loan to purchase land, but it will come with some strict stipulations. Learn about these requirements and how you can purchase land with a VA loan.

VA rehab and renovation loans are the VA's answer to an aging housing market in the United States. Here we dive into this unique loan type and the potential downsides accompanying them.

Student loan debt doesn't necessarily make it more difficult to qualify for a VA loan. However, it can impact your VA loan eligibility.