Loan vs. Line of Credit: What’s the Difference?
If you need to borrow money from a lender (financial institutions like banks or credit unions, not your friends or family), you have two main choices: you can take out a loan or get a
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Jennifer Brozic
Jennifer Brozic began her writing career at seven years old, when she scribed the epic tale of her kite-flying (and skyward-looking) uncle crossing paths with a deep hole in a sandy beach. After earning a degree in journalism, Jen worked in the insurance and financial services industries before earning a master’s degree in communication management. She left the nine-to-five corporate world in 2010 and has been freelance writing ever since. Her areas of expertise include insurance, financial planning & budgeting, and building credit.
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