Wondering how to flip a house, and how much money can you make with house flipping? Answers ahead.
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Your home may be your largest asset, but should you include it in your net worth calculations? In some situations, itâs a good idea, and in others, not so much. Some say you should list all assets as part of your net worth, including your home. Others contend that you have to live somewhere, and […]
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Good debt. There couldnât possibly be such a thing, right? Well it turns out not all debt is bad, because without debt, nobody knows your creditworthiness, and that actually makes things very, very tricky when…
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To learn more about how our Minters are achieving their financial goals, we reached out to everyday Mint users, just like you, to hear their stories. Whether it’s paying off student loans, or working toward buying a home, weâre so…
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Does refinancing your mortgage hurt your credit? It can be an issue. Discover why this is true and some ways to protect your credit score during a refinance.
Despite a push to allow more Americans to refinance their mortgages (Harp 2.0), the Obamas havenât taken the time to refinance their own, according to a disclosure released yesterday by the White House. The financial disclosure revealed that as of the end of 2011, the 30-year mortgage (not sure if that means fixed or just [&hellip
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Individuals with higher levels of financial literacy tend to adhere to better financial practices – such as having an emergency fund and planning for retirement – and are also more likely to build wealth further by investing in the stock market. Many Americans, however, lack financial … Continue reading →
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Yet another mass refinancing program has been proposed, this time by Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley. His program, âThe 4% Mortgage: Rebuilding American Homeownershipâ (RAH), is geared toward underwater borrowers who have kept up with their mortgage payments, but havenât been able to receive assistance via existing programs. It specifically targets those who hold mortgages that [&hellip
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Maybe youâve considered refinancing your mortgage, but youâve only dipped your toe in the exploratory waters. Is now the right time? Will rates stay low? Could they go lower? It can be hard to know when to take the plunge. Whether you purchased a home recently or bought a home years ago, you probably noticed […]
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