Before I became a full-time blogger, I spent a little over three years working as a financial analyst at a small valuation and investment banking firm. We handled situations related to M&A, business valuation, estate and gift tax, and more. Due to the nature of my job, many of our clients were very wealthy. Very […]
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As I type this piece on Friday morning, I am at the OâHare aerodrome for a flight from Chicago to San Francisco. OâHare is packed and humming⦠What economic slowdown? Does my opinion on the economy matter any more than yours, or⦠that of the guy running JPMorgan Chase? Last June CEO Jamie Dimon warned of an economic “hurricane” down the road. âHurricaneâ is pretty sensationalist, especially when it hasnât happened. This week he told Reuters that the U.S. economy was in âgood shape.â Itâs a safe bet that inflation will compel the Federal Open Market Committee to hike overnight interest rates above 5% (from the 4.50%-4.75% level it’s at now). The Fed believes short-term rates will continue rising. If you had any questions, two Fed officials on Wednesday essentially echoed Fed Chair Jerome Powellâs hawkish opinion. Yet bond investors seem to be shrugging some of this off! If you knew that something was going to go down in price, you wouldnât want to own it outright, right? Investors are generally piling into notes and bonds with longer maturities even in the face of increased anticipation that the Federal Reserve will substantially hike its benchmark interest rate in the coming months. Go figure! (Todayâs podcast can be found here and this weekâs is sponsored by SimpleNexus, an nCino company and homeownership platform unites the people, systems, and stages of the mortgage process into one seamless, end-to-end solution that spans engagement, origination, closing, and business intelligence. For today, an interview with SimpleNexus CEO, Ben Miller, on why borrower experience and technological advancements to facilitate it are so important.)
Mortgage rates drop for fifth week in a row CNN
Today weâll check out a mortgage lender that says itâs faster, smarter, and simply better. While that sounds like the name of a Daft Punk song, itâs actually the tagline for âInteractive Mortgage.â The SoCal mortgage lender prides itself on transparency, an easy-to-use pricing engine, and painless transactions. They say their loan process gives you… Read More »Interactive Mortgage Review: A Southern California Refinance Shop That Doesnât Charge Lender Fees
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The U.S. is in debt. But to give it perspective, let’s look at how the U.S. debt compares to the mortgages and student loans that you and I hold.
If you are a recent graduate, congratulations and best wishes for your success!
Whether you were lucky enough to have a job lined up right after completing your degree or not, whether you graduated without student loan debt or your new balance rivals the national average of $30,000, you still need to get your financial life in place. So now that the celebrating is behind you, it’s time to get to work. What are your next steps?
Here’s a primer to get you started.
So, you got Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders. Youâre not alone. Nearly 700,000 service members get transferred to new assignments each and every year. The name may seem ironic. […]
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Actual stock market returns ARE NOT the same as average returns. And the difference will make or break your retirement plans.
PeerToPeerQuant is a tool that will help you to choose better P2P loans to invest in, without spending a ton of time to do it. Here’s a review.
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