Allison Martin is a Desk Editor specializing in national news. She writes for various publications including Yahoo Finance, New York Post, AOL, Inc., and has been featured in Bankrate, Brunswick News Inc., and Cigalah Group. Allison's articles primarily focus on topics related to personal finance, loans, banking, and investments.
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Allison Martin's focus is primarily on personal finance, with an emphasis on topics related to loans, mortgages, and auto financing. Her coverage includes how-to guides and reviews related to personal finance products.
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Allison Martin 8 min read Key takeaways You will receive a 1099-C Cancellation of Debt form if a lender forgives more than $600 of taxable debt.
Key takeaways Refinancing your mortgage makes sense if you can reduce the interest rate by one-half to three-quarters of a percentage point.
Key takeaways Unexpected expenses can be stressful and overwhelming, but having a plan in place can help alleviate some of the anxiety.
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Key takeaways Debt consolidation loans have lower interest rates than payday loans. Some debt consolidation options may be available with bad credit.
Most banks don’t offer small loans, so be careful when you find a lender that does.
Key takeaways A good or excellent credit score gives you the best chance of getting a personal loan with attractive terms.
Second-chance car loans come at a high price.
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