If you don’t use credit or just started building it, chances are you have no credit file or maybe just a thin one â it’s there, but there’s not much to it. That can leave you with a low credit score or no credit score at all, which may make it difficult to get credit when… Read More
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Itâs that time again folks, where I answer your burning mortgage questions. The latest mortgage Q&A: âDo mortgage rates change daily?â Mortgage rates are hot news right now, what with them hovering around all-time lows yet again but beginning to inch higher. And it seems everyone is interested to see if they can save a [&hellip
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Kiplingerâs latest forecast on inflation
Confused by the concept of interest? This video will help set the record straight.
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After a year of COVID shutdowns and restrictions leading to a general economic slowdown and unemployment for many Americans, the government is making an effort to jumpstart the economy by distributing a third stimulus check to American families, this time even larger than before. The goal? Help people get back on their financial feet and, […]
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Although markets are constantly changing due to the effects from mortgage rates, inventory, or even the seasonality in which you buy or sell, these are four signs you should look out for if you’re looking to buy.
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For the average recipient, the 2021 monthly increase won’t even cover a fill-up at the gas station â but it beats nothing.
Biden says he’ll be great for the economy. Trump says Biden will ruin both the stock and real estate markets. Here’s the truth.
For those new to the mortgage realm, the number five might feel a little foreign. You see, for the past seven years or even longer, the popular 30-year fixed mortgage has always been in the 3-4% range. Today though, mortgage rates hit yet another setback, a good jobs report. With the economy in full swing [&hellip
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