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What are the Average Monthly Expenses for One Person?
Everyone has different needs, responsibilities, and spending and saving habits. Still, you may wonder how your spending lines up with everyone else’s. Or, if youâre in the process of creating a monthly budget, you may be looking to see roughly how much of your take-home income you should be setting aside for various living expenses. […]
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You Might Get a Better Deal If You Buy a House Where Kids Live
Itâs common knowledge that home buyers are interested in purchasing properties in good school districts. After all, many individuals purchase homes because they either have kids, or plan to in the near future. Simply put, families and families-to-be need more space, and a house is where you get that. But even if you donât have [&hellip
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Buying A Home? Here’s How To Navigate Intense Bidding Wars
For homebuyers in today’s market, intense bidding wars are the new normal. Follow these 7 strategies to maximize your offer and land your dream home!
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Tap Home Equity for Extra Income
Home is where the heart is, but itâs also a source of regular income for many retirees.
7 Steps to Buying a Reliable Used Car
Edmunds.com recently compared the cost of buying a new 2013 Honda Accord EX, leasing the car, or buying a used 2010 Accord EX. After factoring in the true market value of both cars, leasing charges, and current loan terms and rates, they found the total out-of-pocket cost after six years came to: Leasing â $24,768…. Read More
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Higher Mortgage Rates May Exacerbate Already White-Hot Housing Market
Youâve seen the headlines â mortgage rates have jumped from recent all-time lows. And theyâre seemingly on an upward spiral that canât be stopped. Except, theyâve actually seen some improvement over the past few days, thanks in part to the recent stock market rout, coupled with an easing in the 10-year bond yield. Still, the [&hellip
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Will 2014 Be the Year to Buy a New Car?
Car sales are expected to grow in 2014 and top 16 million for the first time since 2007, according to the 2014 new car sales forecast from car-shopping site Edmunds.com. The estimate is 16.4 million light vehicles sold next year, a 6% increase from the anticipated sales of 15.5 million for 2013 and the most… Read More
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Mortgage Origination Volume Up 34 Percent in 2012
What a difference a year makes. As I reported back in September, 2011 was the worst year in mortgage lending since 1995. Just 365 days later, we experienced the best year since 2007, according to data from Lender Processing Services, yet another sign things are getting back to normal. In 2012, loan origination volume increased [&hellip
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