If youâre looking for another source of income or want to start a side hustle as a home flipper, you may be considering the purchase of an investment property. Getting a mortgage loan for an investment property can be trickier than getting one for your primary residence, and obtaining a mortgage for investment property will […]
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Looking to update your old cell phone? A phone that is not necessarily new but is new to you could save you a lot of money without costing you quality. âThereâs such an appetite for consumers that donât need to have the newest but would still like a phone with all the latest and greatest [â¦]
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When you have bad credit, or even no credit at all, it can be difficult to build credit. This is true especially if you have no accounts that are reporting to the credit bureaus. Thatâs…
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College means independenceâand responsibility. See how mobile banking can work for you.
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Itâs time to take a look at how COVID-19 could impact home prices given the massive disruption to the local, state, national, and global economy. On the one hand, inflation is expected due to all the government spending, which could lead to a price increase since real estate often acts as an inflation hedge. Conversely, [&hellip
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The question enters many homeowners’ minds whether itâs your first home or your fourth home. “Is our current home our forever home or will we be selling in the near future?” Often itâs a split decision. But these questions should help alleviate some of that stress when trying to make a decision.
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Accepting a new job or higher position in a new city can be one of the best experiences of your career. It can also be very disorienting. Grocery store prices, your commute, and even the local language may be different! A less than desirable relocation package can complicate the process even more. For a smooth […]
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Even for the most earnest of holiday well-wishers, the season still calls for spending. Traveling to see family can yield heavy travel costs, gift-giving certainly isnât free, and of course, thereâs everyoneâs holiday must-doâs: eat,…
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Your debt-to-income ratio is one of the most important numbers tied to your finances. As far as lenders are concerned, itâs not as important as your credit score, but it could still determine whether you get a mortgage or an auto loan and it can also tell you how far into the red you are […]
The Ultimate Debt-to-Income Ratio Calculator is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.