I was reading through the latest quarterly home price report from the National Association of Realtors yesterday and stumbled upon an interesting nugget. It might seem obvious, but itâs worth pointing out to prospective home buyers who might be lacking in the income department. Simply put, if you are able to come to the table [&hellip
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In many cases, homeowners insurance is indeed mandatoryâand even in cases where it isn’t absolutely necessary, it’s still a good idea. Hereâs why.
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If youâre taking a look at your finances for the first time, chances are that you have at least a few budgeting questions. Here are the most common questions about budgeting we get at Mint.com from first-timers like you. What…
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It all starts with a plan. Get tips to budget, save and achieve your goals.
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You can spend with your checking account and still be frugal. Really. Here’s how.
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In most parts of the country, having a car isn’t optional. Without your own vehicle, it can be extremely difficult to get to work or provide for your family, but at the same time, car ownership can be a challenge. If you find yourself having trouble making your car payments, you could end up losing your… Read More
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It’s certainly a daunting prospect: You pull your credit reports only to discover that a history of credit applications for places you’ve never, ever been. Or, worse, accounts you don’t recognize have been opened in your name. One Credit.com commenter appears to be facing a variant of this issue. “My credit report says that I… Read More
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Owning real estate is expensive. Even for those with a solid savings account and a comfortable salary, itâs unlikely that youâll be able to simply buy a home outright. Thatâs why most people, when they decide to invest in property…
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