Investment properties are big in many parts of the state. If you’re a first-time investor, click here to get your guide on what to look for.
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Credit cards and personal information can (and do) get hacked or stolen. Because of this unfortunate reality, itâs important to know how to freeze your credit. A credit freeze can help prevent identity theft or obstruct bad actors from taking out new loans or accounts in a borrowerâs name. Freezing credit isnât as scary as […]
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In light of the COVID bear market, we’re taking this week to look at how various “buy the dip” stock market strategies have performed historically.
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John C. Bogle, the founder of Vanguard Group, has espoused a simplified, long term and low cost approach to investing. Here’s a look at the Boglehead philosophy for investing.
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Metro Credit Union was founded in 1926 as a small member-owned banking institution with less than 35 members. Over its 93 years in business, Metro has grown into the largest state-chartered credit union in Massachusetts, with over $1 billion in assets and more than 200,000 active members. This lender’s commitment to low-fee services, competitive loan […]
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These investment strategies provide alternatives to savings accounts and the stock market.
The majority of consumers with late mortgage payments are still citing a national emergency declaration when asked why they can’t make good on their monthly obligations, but the share is shrinking as other concerns rise. The percentage, at 58% in November 2022, was down notably in the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s latest report, compared to … [Read more…]