While Johnson Bank is relatively young (it was founded in 1970), it has a strong corporate foundation. The institution was founded by the family behind the SC Johnson brand, bringing their philanthropic attitude into the realm of financial services. To this end, the bank puts its emphasis not on specific mortgage products, but on the […]
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Everybody makes mistakes. But it’s less expensive for you to learn from others than by making your own.
Oil fuels our cars, trucks, and planes. However, there are a myriad of uses for crude oil that affect our lives. Buying a hybrid may not solve our problems.
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When I bought my first rental properties I managed them myself, with some help from my wife. If you ask my wife, she would probably say she managed them with a little bit of help from me. Whichever is true, we did a decent job of managing the houses, but we could have done much … Read more
With the eviction moratorium and forebearances coming to an end, thousands of Las Vegas residents are at risk of losing their homes. Homie is joined by local government partners and housing non-profits to highlight resources available to prevent eviction and foreclosure.
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Throughout May, many of you college seniors will be tossing your mortarboards gleefully in the air and opening envelopes with graduation cards from family. But in six short months those cards from Nana will be replaced with envelopes from the company holding your student loans. Itâs payback time, and you need to get your act
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Are you wondering how to sell your stuff? Learning how to sell your stuff online or in person is a great way to declutter, make some extra money, and reduce your stress. I’m sure everyone has extra things laying around their home that they don’t need. If you are trying to pay off debt or […]
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Buying a home is typically a long-term investment. When you buy a home, you generally have several decades to pay off the loan. In fact, while there are different loan terms to choose from, most home buyers opt for mortgage loans that have a standard 30-year repayment term. Given the time and financial investment it […]
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When I graduated from college with a degree in Anthropology many moons ago, my career options felt limited. I could get a job in corporate America, accept another unpaid internship, or submit to the grind of retail. You only picked up gigs or freelanced if you couldnât find a âreal job.â  These days, pursuing freelancing
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Many people who are saving money for a childâs college education are familiar with 529 Savings Plans. But what if you want to send a younger child to private school? A 529 Plan only covers expenses for higher education. In this article Iâll tell you about a lesser-known tax-advantaged vehicle that you can use for […]
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