As of noon EST yesterday, a new president has taken office. The leadup to his inauguration was filled with uncertainties, political and economic, and the mortgage industry saw the first material rise in interest rates in months. Now, mortgage pros have to face clients in a new political reality. For Dennis Viera (pictured), loan officer … [Read more…]
Parenthood is one of lifeâs greatest responsibilities and, for many, one of its greatest joys. Having an infant who is entirely dependent upon you and knowing that you have to provide for this new little person all the way through their childhood and into adulthood is a heavy responsibility, but a path that brings joy […]
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Suggestions on affordable beach communities for soon-to-be retirees looking at Florida or similar environment.
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The Fed won’t keep interest rates near zero forever â hereâs what to do now CNBC
The $15,000 tax break would jumpstart a first-time homebuyer’s prospects of purchasing. The tax credit – along with Biden’s other economic goals outlined in his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan – seems more of a possibility now that both Senate races in Georgia went to Democratic challengers.
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As a married couple, you and your spouse have the option of filing taxes jointly or separately. The IRS does encourage you to file your income tax returns jointly by providing a host of resources and incentives to do so. There are a lot of advantages to filing taxes jointly. However, there are also some… Read More
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The loan principal is an important term to understand, since it is the outstanding balance of your loan beyond whatever interest you owe.
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With control of both the House and Senate in Democratic hands, President Biden will be able to get more of his tax policy proposals through Congress. Here’s what could happen in the next four years.