I recently wrote an article about how to make $10,000 a month with rental properties. I have personally surpassed that number and will keep going, but not everyone is at that stage in their investing life. What about those who do not have much money and are looking to get started investing in real estate? … Read more
The average American consumer receives their first credit card aged 20. For many, itâs an exciting time, further proof they have ascended into adulthood and are ready for financial independence. The delinquency rate is high on these cards, but the credit is low, often between $1,500 and $2,000, and it gives the borrower a way […]
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Kiplingerâs latest forecast for the GDP growth rate
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates fell a little or held steady yesterday (Friday). Unfortunately, it was the only glimmer of light in a gloomy week that saw […]
The gig economy, supercharged by a pandemic, is breathing new life into some bygone hobbies, ones associated more with retirees than entrepreneurs. Life indoors drove many folks to experiment with tactile hobbies like bread baking and quilting. What started as a way to pass the time could blossom into a side hustle with a little [â¦]
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Between Q3 and Q4, the US economy went through the biggest single drop in real GDP in history, followed by the biggest single rise in real GDP in history. Amid the chaos and confusion of those months, the sheer scale of that economic earthquake has sometimes been lost. While estimates vary, that initial drop equated … [Read more…]
Treasury yields cooled off Friday, and so did the Dow and S&P 500, while the recently maligned Nasdaq and several of its tech components enjoyed a modest rebound.
A gauge of U.S. pending home sales fell to a six-month low in January as buyers competed for a limited number of properties.