Mortgage rates moved higher last week. Freddie Mac reported last Thursday that the 30-year fixed rate mortgage has moved up by 14 basis points to 2.79%. Whether due to the economic recovery, or the likely spending spike we’re going to see from a Democratic president, Congress and Senate, those rates are slowly trickling upwards and … [Read more…]
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Looking to buy a home soon? There will be upfront costs of buying a house. You may have found a house that you like. You may have been approved for a mortgage loan, and have your down payment ready to make an offer. If you think that, at that point, all of the hard work …
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A wholly-owned subsidiary of PulteGroup since 1972, the third-largest homebuilder in America, Pulte Mortgage gives customers a financing option that differs from those of banks and online lenders. As an imprint of the larger conglomerate, Pulte Mortgage leverages construction experience and a personal touch to take borrowers through the home purchase process, helping them understand […]
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In a lot of cases, our health insurance coverage comes from a group plan that is offered to you by your employer or by your spouseâs employer. For individuals who do not have insurance through their employer, individual policies exist as an option as well. Of course, you can also opt for having no coverage […]
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2020 was a crazy year for many people, but it turned out to be a good year for us business-wise. I had many goals in 2020 including flipping 15 houses, buying 50k square feet of rentals, writing 2 books, possibly buying another car, and more! We did not accomplish all of the 2020 goals but … Read more
When most parents offer to fund their childâs tuition, itâs with the expectation that their financial circumstances will remain relatively unchanged. Even with minor dips in income or temporary periods of unemployment, a solid plan will likely see the child…
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All that recent snowfall might have been beautiful in the moment, but it might be taking a toll on your homeâs roof. If the weight of snow and ice has caused your roof to collapse, forcing you to file a claim with your homeowners insurance provider, youâre not alone. According to the Insurance Information Institute, […]
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Dealing with credit card debt can be overwhelming. If youâre having trouble making your payments, consolidating your credit card debt may be an effective solution to your problems. The best way to consolidate credit card…
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If you need to borrow money but your credit is less than stellar, itâs possible youâll wind up with a bad credit loan. These loans are geared toward individuals with imperfect credit histories who can prove their income and ability to repay the loan. As a result of their bad credit, however, consumers who use […]
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