The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up all areas of the U.S. economy in a number of ways, and the mortgage industry has been no exception. Since the start of the pandemic, the number of mortgages in forbearance have increased significantly â due, in major part, to the high unemployment numbers as well as the federal […]
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When my fiance told me he wanted to pay off his student loan debt as fast as possible, my short answer was “NO.” The little voice inside my head kept reminding me of all the things I’d miss out on…
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Graduating college is one of the most exciting moments in life, a milestone that opens the door to your future. All the late night study sessions, painstaking papers, and student loans have paid off as you proudly receive your diploma. As you walk across the stage and into the real world, you’ll be faced with […]
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When we interview for a job, employers are usually evaluating us based off of our past experience, subject knowledge, personality, and skills. Every employer has their own checklist of things that they are looking for in a new hire. This process is stressful enough as it is. But can employers check our credit report too? […]
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Debtor’s prisons were outlawed in the 1800’s, but you can still end up in jail today because of your debt. Here’s how to avoid ending up in the slammer.
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It seems that lately we reach a new all-time low for mortgage rates just about every week, which begs the question, how low can they go? Indeed, mortgage rates have hit record lows eight times so far in 2020, and it is only mid-August. If you had to bet, youâd probably guess that weâd see [&hellip
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Whether youâre trying to win tickets to a sold-out concert, remind your partner to buy milk, vote for your favorite reality TV personality or ask your headphones-encased kid a question, thereâs a text for that. While texting is a great convenience and time saver (not to mention an international obsession), if you respond to a… Read More
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The Anti-Money Laundering Act passed in 2020 and implemented this fiscal year has added significantly more compliance-related steps for lenders, now having to take government-mandated steps to prevent both institutional and individual fraud. While some states have similar requirements already, others will be facing these obligations for the first time, potentially exacerbating turnaround times for … [Read more…]
Learning how to keep pipes from freezing is one of those essential homeowner skills you definitely don’t want to overlook.
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So you’re considering adding solar panels to your home, but aren’t completely sold. What if we told you in addition to being eco-friendly, you could also receive a 26% tax credit for doing so?
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