If thereâs one thing that you maybe havenât noticed about most financial advisors, itâs that we are arrogant pricks. Please note that I said âwe areâ – not “they are” – as I include myself in that statement. We all have firms that provide the most superior customer service. We all have investment strategies that […]
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Personal loans are a versatile, flexible way to acquire credit and can be used for lots of different reasons, from emergency bills to home improvements.
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Cardiac catheterization is a medical procedure that is used to test a patientâs heart and also to treat some heart conditions. If youâve had this procedure, it will show up on your medical records and this can be a problem. When insurers see this procedure, they worry that you might not have recovered or that […]
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We just ended peak moving season (May 15-August 31), a time when more than 65% of the yearâs moves occur. Although you may have just spent months planning and preparing to move in to a new home or apartment, sometimes life throws a curve ball and you have a sudden need to get out of
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Within the Bank of America app, you should be able to find the following increased signup bonus offers: $500 or 50,000 points on the Business Travel Rewards, Business Unlimited Cash Rewards, Business Customized Cash Rewards
I was at the American Bankers Association annual conference last week speaking about credit scoring and consumer confusion on the topic. I received an interesting question from one of the bankers in the audience about how best to improve credit scores. His asked, âIs it better to have one credit card completely maxed out or
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The data crunchers over at Black Knight Financial Services released their latest Monthly Mortgage Monitor today, which revealed a continued decline in home loan lending. They said loan origination volume fell to its lowest point last month since November 2008, a time when the mortgage industry was still grappling with the aftermath of the subprime… Read More »These Two Maps Show Which States Are Ripe for Refinancing
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So far, the traditionally strong spring home buying season is off to a not-so-great start. A pair of reports from DataQuick revealed that home sales in Northern and Southern California were at six-year lows in March, despite a strong seasonal uptick from February. In SoCal, a total of 17,638 new and resale homes and condos… Read More »Can Low Mortgage Rates Save the Spring Home Buying Season?
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Letâs talk about mortgage rates again, because letâs face it, theyâre on everyoneâs mind at the moment and theyâve been extremely volatile of late. Yesterday, I noted that the recent mortgage rate surge wiped out about half of the eight million or so refinance candidates that were still kicking around. In short, it no longer… Read More »Some Prospective Home Buyers Would Give Up If Mortgage Rates Rise Another Half Point
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