The latest housing data underlines the increasing desire for buyers to upgrade to larger homes with more amenities.
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I remember my first cell phone. It was a Nokia 3360. Back then, it was all the rage, and coming from battery-draining car phones, it was a step up. A lot has changed since my indoctrination into the world of mobile devices. Cell phones are no longer just phones. Todayâs smartphones are handheld computers that … Read More about Save money (and stay connected) with the best budget smartphones
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I’ve heard from so many of you over the last few years who have said, “I want to lower my grocery bill, but I can’t shop like you do.” Maybe you don’t have a Kroger, or you don’t have access to great markdowns, or you don’t want to shop more than once a week, or… Read More
If worries of the coronavirus have you shying away from buying that dream house, one one brokerage has you covered.
Home sales hit the highest level in 15 years, but affordability remains a concern moving forward.
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One way to make money while youâre stuck between the four walls of your home: take a trip down memory lane. If you travelled a lot prior to the pandemic, dig through your old photos. Pause when you find the ones that take your breath away. You can sell those breathtaking photographs, bringing in a [â¦]
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Warehouse clubs have been around for decades, offering members a way to save money on everything from bulk toilet paper and ground beef to big-screen TVs and tires (in the same shopping trip). But even with their cult followings, it can be hard to justify paying a membership fee just to be able to shop … Read More about Do Warehouse Clubs Really Save You Money?
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Saving You Dinero has an interesting post up about how she’s saving money by going to the grocery store multiple times per week and only buying exactly what she needs for the next few days. While this may not work for your family (I like to simplify things by fewer trips to the store!), I… Read More
Falling mortgage rates might not help borrowers this time . Lenders are pulling loan programs, refusing to lock rates, and raising credit score minimums.
If youâre buying a home, and the sale falls through after the home appraisal, who pays the home appraisal fee, the buyer or the seller?
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