The homeownership rate in America peaked at a little more than 69% in 2004 before falling to 63.7% in 2016, according to U.S. Census data. Despite the fact that it has rebounded to a little more than 65% in 2019 … Continue reading →
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For years, we’ve all enjoyed shopping online for household essentials, clothes, and other things we need. However, most of us have still been making the weekly pilgrimage to our local grocery store to buy food. But that’s all changing. The good news is, after you try buying your groceries online, you might never want to … Read More about Is Online Grocery Shopping Cheaper?
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The satisfaction of receiving a year-end bonus may soon be tempered by the realization that income taxes will have to be paid on the extra money. Bonuses are treated as income and thus subject to taxation, but there are ways … Continue reading →
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Some of my fondest college memories arenât from going to homecoming games, attending my first college party or walking around campus when no one else was going to class. Some of my favorite memories are going home for winter break and…
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Start off 2021 with a step back into the past. We invite you on a tour through the 10 oldest homes to land on the market this week.
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Posted on: January 21, 2021 Mortgage interest rates remain at historic lows this week. As reported from a weekly survey of 100+ lenders by Freddie Mac, the average mortgage interest decreased for all three main loan types — 30-year fixed (2.79% to 2.77%), 15-year fixed (2.23% to 2.21%), and 5/1 ARM increased (3.12% to 2.8%). … [Read more…]
If you recently started a business, you might be wondering whether itâs a good idea to take out a small business loan. Small business loans can make it easier for you to buy equipment, hire…
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A payday loan is a short-term loan with a high annual percentage rate. Also known as cash advance and check advance loans, payday loans are designed to cover you until payday and there are very few issues if you repay the loan in full before the payment date. Fail to do so, however, and you […]
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Saving money in a place like a money market account can assure that the money will be there safely when you need it. A money market account is an alternative to savings account, and usually pays more interest rate than a savings account. See, Money Market Vs. Savings Accounts: What’s The Difference. Overall, money market …
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Having health insurance makes it possible to receive medical care while only paying a fraction of that care’s true cost. Insurance doesn’t cover everything, however. Some of the cost of your care is still up to you to pay, and … Continue reading →
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