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The primary advantage is payment stability and protection from rising interest rates. This is ideal for homeowners who plan to stay in their home long-term and prefer financial predictability.

Your credit score is the primary factor determining your interest rate. Borrowers with higher credit scores are seen as less risky and therefore qualify for significantly lower rates, which can save thousands of dollars over the life of the loan.

For a new car, 20% is generally recommended. For a used car, 10% is often suggested. However, many auto lenders accept lower down payments, sometimes as little as 0-3%, though this often results in being "upside-down" on the loan (owing more than the car's value).

Yes, you should still complete the FAFSA. There are no income limits to qualify for federal student loans, and some schools require the FAFSA for merit-based scholarships. Plus, family circumstances like multiple children in college can affect eligibility.