With 2 weeks to go until Cyber Monday, itâs a good idea to start planning online purchases so you can take advantage of as many deals as possible. Iâve never been a big Cyber Monday shopper but I strongly prefer…
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The time off work spent with a newborn is one of the most memorable times in a parentâs life. Like any other major life event, financial planning is crucial to make the experience as stress-free as possible. Saving for maternity…
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The COVID-19 pandemic transformed spending behaviors overnight. Here are some post-lockdown smart savings tips to take from quarantine.
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It’s been good news this week for home buyers and home owners looking to refinance as mortgage rates have improved. It hasn’t been a big swing lower but mortgage rates have mostly remained lower after a drop on Monday morning. Read on for more details. Where are mortgage rates going?      … View Article
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates edged lower yesterday. It was a small drop but it inches them further toward the all-time low, though there’s still a way […]
A new fee will be added to conventional mortgage refinances on September 1. Will this mean higher refinance rates? For some, it’s likely.
The average U.S. mortgage rate for a 30-year fixed loan fell two basis points this week to 2.65% â the lowest rate in the surveyâs near 50-year history.
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The home buying process was eye opening for several reasons, but what I found most surprising was how many homebuyers owed more on their mortgage than the original mortgage was worth.
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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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Writing a check. Itâs one of those things you always wanted to know how to do right but were probably too afraid to ask. Well, fear no longer: in this guide, weâll walk you through the basics of check-writing, from…
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