The housing market’s record-breaking quarters in the back half of 2020 have left some observers wondering if this growth is sustainable and whether sales in the near future will bear out the current rate of rapid house-price appreciation. According to a new potential home sales report from First American, the party in the housing market … [Read more…]
This path to homeownership can pay off, but no one should go into it blindly. These are the common myths that need to be set straight.
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How much money are you planning on spending this year during the holidays? For the average American family, itâs a good chunk of change. During the 2017 holiday season, Bank of America found that of those surveyed, they spent on…
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Today Iâm excited to share with you Sarah Wilson, aka Budget Girlâs debt free story! Sheâs an awesome millennial woman who paid off over $32K of debt on her own in three years. And along the way has built a…
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The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) has hit 3.02% after falling throughout most of 2020, according to Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey. This is the first time the 30-year FRM has surpassed 3% since July and the fifth straight week it has climbed or remained stable. Freddie Mac chief economist Sam Khater also noted … [Read more…]
Itâs time to take a look at how COVID-19 could impact home prices given the massive disruption to the local, state, national, and global economy. On the one hand, inflation is expected due to all the government spending, which could lead to a price increase since real estate often acts as an inflation hedge. Conversely, [&hellip
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New car loans continue to set all kinds of records â average monthly payments are now essentially $500 â and a long-feared subprime lending bubble has yet to show signs of popping. But suddenly slumping auto sales raise plenty of questions about the overall health of the car sales market. The car loan market expansion… Read More
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Hardwood floors can maintain their strength and beauty for years, especially with a little help from you. The below guide can help ensure your…
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We decided that becoming parents for the second time was a good excuse to declutter our house. Here’s how we got rid of all the stuff.
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