When you buy a home, the mortgage interest you do pay is tax-deductible. So are your property taxes. Mortgage insurance can even be a tax deduction, if you qualify.

Graduating from college is an exciting time. You have your education behind you and your life ahead of you. Here’s what you can expect when you graduate.

In 2015, home values increased by an average of 10% in the Austin market—meaning homebuyers saw an average 10% return on their investment in only one year.

You might be surprised at how affordable mortgage payments can be at current rates—they may even be comparable to the rent you’re paying now.

Have you ever wondered how to get through college without debt? Here are a few steps that will help you to do just that.

Traveling somewhere for a vacation can sometimes be more of a headache than it’s worth. Stay home instead.

Never had a budget before? Fear not. We’re here to tell you how to make one.

Thinking about leasing a car? Make sure you know these pitfalls before you sign on the dotted line.

Why should you keep an eye on your credit report? Because it can have a significant effect on your financial health.

When guarding your credit score, you need to consider more than just the standard credit report.

Did you just graduate from college? Congratulations! Now take a step back and learn how you can build wealth and get started on the right financial foot.

This video discusses several important factors to consider when choosing which option is right for you.

Purchasing can put you on the radar for unwanted solicitations. Learn about the most common solicitation types and what you should do about them.

Would you know if you were having credit problems or were in "Debt Distress?" Get tips for avoiding bankruptcy, checking for errors or negative information in your credit report and more.

University Federal Credit Union uses information from your loan application and your credit report to determine whether to grant credit under the terms you request. Learn what factors we consider.

Learn the ABCs of your credit report, from how it’s compiled and what exactly it contains to how it’s used by creditors, what effects to expect from a negative report and more.

When you borrow from any lender or use any company that bills you for services, paying your obligations as you originally agreed has a big impact on your future access to credit and the rates you will pay.

There are three major credit reporting agencies–Equifax, Experian and Trans Union. Learn how to check all three scores with one easy report through UFCU and myfico.com.