Can you believe itâs already March? I canât either, but it is, heck, itâs nearly April if you think about it, without overthinking it. Anyway, 2017 is well underway and the news so far in the mortgage world isnât all that rosy. The leading headline this year has been higher mortgage rates, backed by a… Read More »A Return to ARMs
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Having a bank account can simplify money management, but itâs important to know that there may be limits on how much money you can put in and move through your accounts. Limits like these can impact the timing and efficiency of your transactions. Banking details matter to almost all of us. According to the Federal […]
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Ready to buy a home but are confused on some of the mortgage terms? The language used to describe this process can be tricky to decipher, especially when it comes to mortgage terminology. One term that you wonât hear as often as some of the others is blanket mortgage. A blanket mortgage may seem complicated, […]
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It sounds like magic, doesnât it? A mortgage that allows for a loan-to-value ratio as high as 120%, portability, and can be used to pay off student loans. Oh, and it can be tapped into when you need cash or put on pause when you require a âLife Refresh.â Wow. Well, itâs a very real… Read More »BurkeyLoan: A 120% LTV Mortgage Thatâs Portable and Can Pay Off Student Loans
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An emergency loan can be used to pay for expenses that must be covered immediately, with no time to save for them. An emergency loan can be taken out to pay for things such as medical expenses, car repairs or the cost of living in another residence while your home is being repaired or renovated […]
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In light of recent events, some bank customers may wonder how safe a checking account is in terms of stashing their cash. Banks are far better for protecting your hard-earned cash than you keeping a wad of bills hidden somewhere in your home â mainly because the money you deposit in a bank is insured […]
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Increasingly, there are more and more alternatives to traditional banks and savings accounts. From fintech to mobile banking and money market funds to cash management accounts, youâll have plenty of options to consider in the changing world of personal finance. Hereâs a look at: • Alternative banking options, including money market accounts, cash management accounts, and […]
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Digital Federal Credit Union prides itself on a member-focused, ethical approach to lending. Founded in 1979, the Marblehead, Massachusetts-based credit union offers a wide range of business and consumer loans. DCU was established in 1979 to provide employee benefits for the Digital Equipment Corporation, and its focus on meeting the needs of digital users remains. […]
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Youâve heard the expression countless times: Paying rent is like flushing money down the toilet. I get it. There are strong reasons for purchasing a home. Iâm a homeowner and can attest to the fact that it provides my family with more stability, knowing a landlord canât kick us out. Purchased at the right time
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Itâs no secret that there is a lot of confusion surrounding mortgages. One of the main gripes is that requirements arenât the same across different banks and lenders. See why every mortgage lender will disappoint you for more on that. Unfortunately, itâs very difficult for lending standards to be uniform from bank to bank because… Read More »Why Your Mortgage Lender Asks for More Than Is Required
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