New American Funding was founded in 2003 by a married couple as a small-scale call center that grew into a leading nationwide mortgage lender. It was the 15th-largest lender by volume in 2017, according to the Scotsman Guide, and has since outgrown its Orange County base to reach borrowers across nearly all states in the country (except […]
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It’s finally arrived, the day you take possession of your new home. Closing day can be a busy and exciting time, if you do the prep work, you can minimize the stress on the actual day, leaving more time to focus on the housewarming party! 1. Finalize Mortgage Details. Meet with your lending institution the […]
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Having a budget doesnât mean you canât have fun. Check out our article for inspiring ways to live in luxury while keeping your money safe.Having a budget doesnât mean you canât have fun. Check out our article for inspiring ways to live in luxury while keeping your money safe.
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Today, I have an article from Penny. Her family of six spends just $53,000 a year, with $22,000 of that going towards their student loan debt. Here is her story. Dear Readers of Making Sense of Cents, I’m Penny. I write a blog with my cousin, Rich. It’s called Penny and Rich. He’s rich. I’m poor. Get […]
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I want to retire early with 1 million dollars. That statement has a nice ring to it, huh? I don’t think I’ve worked with a client yet that didn’t want to retire early, or wouldn’t be ecstatic if they had a $1 million portfolio. But as most of us already know, $1 million isn’t what […]
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We spend a lot of time talking about green here on Get Rich Slowly. But let’s direct our attention for a couple minutes to another color: blue.
I first read about the Blue Zones in a magazine a few years ago. These blue zones were identified after researching some of the longest living people on the planet. Although nine characteristics were associated with these blue zones, several are lumped into the social category. Having a healthy social life can extend your life? Who knew?
Maybe you don’t care about living until you are 100, but do you think that your social network could help improve your finances or decrease your stress level? I think it can. And so does the Blue Zones organization, but more on that later.
A continuation into the question, “To spend, or to save?”
Now that business travel is bouncing back, you’ve got even more opportunities to earn points. Take these steps to ensure you don’t leave any on the table.
In case I have not made this abundantly clear on the blog – I HATE budgeting. Did I make that clear enough yet? ð Seriously, I would rather change 24 poopy diapers than to sit down and hammer budget. Luckily, there are guys like Jesse Mecham who aim to make budgeting cool. Is that really […]
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Through the years, you’ve probably been asked to complete hundreds and hundreds of surveys by different stores, restaurants, and websites. Companies are always looking to get the thoughts and reactions from their consumers. In fact, they are so focused on getting the views of their customers, which they are even willing to pay for those […]
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