Millennials are refinancing in waves â especially older ones
Thanks to record-low mortgage rates, refinancing activity has jumped in recent weeks â especially with older-aged Millennials.
Thanks to record-low mortgage rates, refinancing activity has jumped in recent weeks â especially with older-aged Millennials.
Between the presidential election and a new wave of coronavirus cases, buyers and sellers had reasons to pause, report finds.
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The average American has only a little over $200,000 saved for retirement by age 65. It’s a small wonder that 50% of married couples and 70% of individuals receive 50% or more of their retirement income from Social Security. But that doesnât have to be you. In fact, you donât even need to wait until […]
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Pandemic-related layoffs and income loss have driven many people to community food pantries for the first time in their lives. According to Feeding America, about four out of every 10 people who visited a food bank from March through June of last year were first-time visitors. As the winter holidays approached, more than 80% of [â¦]
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Everyone whoâs ever had an emergency will tell you money is key to making good decisions. We make bad financial decisions when we’re broke and desperate. Thatâs why having an emergency fund is vital to starting any personal finance journey.…
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25 Christmas Family Traditions that won’t bust the bank The holiday season is a magical time for many families, the excitement, the treats, the cost! The cost?!? Ouch, yes it’s true, the holidays cost money. Sometimes a lot of money. But they don’t have to! You can absolutely get in all your Christmas family traditions […]
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Lifelong urbanites may feel that moving to the suburbs means defeat. Banish those lingering assumptions about what you’ll gainâor loseâby moving to a small town.
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Ever wondered “What is my home worth?” If you’re selling your home, it’s essential to know your home’s market value.
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