Scholarships are a beautiful thing, helping to turn your dreams of attending college into a reality. But unless youâre a 5-star athlete or an exceptionally gifted scholar, your scholarships and grants arenât likely to cover all of your college expenses. The average student entering college will likely need to take out student loans to help […]
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A debt to income ratio (DTI) is a basic calculation that lenders use to determine whether or not a borrower is capable of meeting their monthly debt payments. Itâs a great way to evaluate someoneâs financial health and can benefit the borrower as much as the lender. We have already covered this topic extensively in […]
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While the Biden administration has pushed the foreclosure and forbearance moratoriums out to June of this year the extension isn’t necessarily a fix to the problem. Sure, given vaccination rates, reopenings, and the expected jobs growth that will come with them, we can probably predict more borrowers in forbearance will be back on their feet … [Read more…]
While pools have many benefits such as entertaining, staying active, and avoiding paying monthly fees at a community pool or gym, there are some things you should consider beforehand.Â
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Your home value matters. For most people, a home is their largest asset. Understanding the value of the home is important if you ever want to sell, refinance or borrow against your home’s value. Most ways of determining your home’s value are more art than science. If you choose to do a mortgage refinance and […]
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How is the real estate market in Southern Nevada carrying on through 2020? Homie has your update.
The post Homieâs Las Vegas, Nevada Housing Market Update September 2020 appeared first on Homie Blog.
Keeping your kids active in sports doesn’t have to derail your household budget.
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The key to avoiding burnout while paying off debt is to reinvigorate your motivation. Here are 11 ways you can stay motivated and energized to avoid burnout when paying off debt. 1. Work With Purpose The first step to any…
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Every year, the credit reporting agency Experian puts out a report on credit trends in the United States. How do you stack up?
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