Every week, mortgage financier Freddie Mac comes out with a mortgage rate survey, which reveals the average interest rate (and points) charged by lenders for popular types of home loans. About 125 lenders from across the nation, including thrifts, mortgage lenders, credit unions and commercial banks, take part in the survey that dates back to [&hellip
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Thanksgiving is a very important event for many families and friends. They get to host each other, spend some good times and share meals. However, if not kept in check, the cost of hosting the event can spiral to unimaginable heights and this may leave the hosts dealing the effects of a budget gone wild. […]
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There are few utilities that can really put a dent in your bank account quite like heating your apartment. While […]
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Letâs face it, these days it takes a while to get a mortgage. And by a while, I mean months in some cases. Why? Because everyone and their mother is well aware of the record low mortgage rates, and they all want a bite. As a result, both purchase and refinance transactions are averaging 48 [&hellip
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Congratulations, youâve graduated from high school. Now, youâve got just a few more weeks to soak up all that home has to offer before heading off to college. The summer before college can be a transformative time in its own right. Itâs a time to reflect, to wrap up loose ends, and to spend quality […]
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Debts are sometimes inevitable in life. For most people, it would be next to impossible to own a home, a car, pay bills or even get an education without credit. Federal Bank of New York released a report that put household debt and credit at $13.29 trillion in the second quarter of 2018. Do people […]
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Trusts can be a useful tool for estate planning if youâd like to preserve assets for loved ones while minimizing estate taxes. A qualified domestic trust (QDOT) is a specific type of trust that can offer tax benefits for married … Continue reading →
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Deb is paying a lot for her car. And like many Americans, she will continue to pay for many years to come. “I am trying to reduce my car loan payments,”she wrote in response to a recent Credit.com story. “Which is 270 per month for the next five years. Is there a good way to… Read More
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If youâre still cutting checks to your favorite causes, you might be missing out. Some credit cards focus on charitable giving, helping you earn rewards or fundraise for your favorite nonprofit organization as you spend. Here are five charity-focused credit cards that can help support a great cause. 1. Charity Charge Mastercard Rewards: 1% cash… Read More
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