The housing market experienced more volatility last week, with housing inventory dropping as mortgage rates moved higher.
In many cases – especially for those who are young and in good health – a term life insurance policy is typically considered. There are several reasons for this. First, term is usually the most affordable form of life insurance coverage on the market. This is because term life coverage includes only pure death benefit […]
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The year was 2008, and I had decided for sure that rental properties were how I was going to invest my money. While I knew I wanted to buy a rental, it would be the end of 2010 before I bought my first. Even though I was in the real estate industry, it took a … Read more
Figuring out how to pay for college can be overwhelming. From federal loans to private lenders, here’s what you need to know to find the best student loans.
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Looking to move to one of the most popular Pittsburgh neighborhoods? See which areas are most searched by ApartmentGuide.com renters.
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Will today’s Federal Reserve inflation data lead to increased interest rates and a slowdown of economic easing?
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30 Under 30 Honoree Katie McAllister doubled her business in just one year. What was the secret to her drastic increase in sales? Believe it or not, providing each client with excellent service, regardless of price point, played a major part. Tune in and find out exactly what she did to earn eager referrals from past clients and members her community. Donât miss it!
The path toward retirement and financial independence usually involves buying a home and investing for retirement and the future. But, what if you had to choose?
William Cowie posed this question to me recently and asked which path I would take to financial independence if given the option. My answer: I would invest for the future and forgo the house in a New York minute. Let’s look at why I think that makes sense.
Throughout history, housing prices have appreciated over time. Because of this, both real estate investors and homeowners have built wealth with ease by building equity in their homes and properties.
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