Tight finances made it difficult for Krista to upgrade her historic home. Then she found Unlock. With a home equity agreement (HEA), she was able to pull cash out of her home to fund improvements.

Home improvements can make your home more livable and valuable - but some may also save you money on your taxes. Learn more about which types of upgrades might qualify.

Tapping your 401(k) plan to pay off debt can save you interest and improve your finances, but it also carries some pretty important consequences. We look at the pros and cons.

Homeowners have record home equity, but high mortgage rates are keeping many from selling those properties. Fortunately, there are ways to cash out that equity, including a no-loan home equity agreement (HEA).

Having a healthy credit utilization rate can make you a more attractive candidate when it comes to applying for credit or borrowing money. We look at how to manage and improve your rate.

Wondering what to expect once you have a home equity agreement (HEA)? Maintaining your property, and staying current with your mortgage and property taxes is key.

If you're a retired homeowner thinking of accessing your home equity, you have options. We review the products available and how to decide which one is best for you.

More than half of U.S. homeowners are feeling uncertain or pessimistic about the economy, according to Unlock's first economic survey. Read more about how homeowners are viewing their finances, savings and expenses this year.

Not all debt is created equal. Some debt might be necessary to achieve long-term goals, while other types of debt can drag you down. We explain the differences.

Selling your home isn't the only way to settle an HEA. If you decide to buy back your home equity before the end of your term, you may be able to do so using funds from a home equity loan.

It's officially tax season. If you haven't already started preparing your return, here are some steps you can take to make the process less stressful.

A personal loan is an unsecured loan that provides borrowers with a lump sum to use for a variety of purposes. Learn more about whether this type of loan is right for you.