Are you searching for your first home in Vegas? Here’s your guide to make sure you get the one you love!
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Ready to buy a home but are confused on some of the mortgage terms? The language used to describe this process can be tricky to decipher, especially when it comes to mortgage terminology. One term that you wonât hear as often as some of the others is blanket mortgage. A blanket mortgage may seem complicated, […]
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For the 2013 tax year the amount that you can contribute to a traditional or Roth IRA has finally gone up after a couple of years of remaining the same.
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Summer seems to have started a little early this year here in Colorado, and brought along all of its pleasant side effects. Abandoning the socks and shoes, gathering with local friends to play in the park and watch the sunsets, and of course an increased consumption of cold beverages. Long ago, I wrote a post […]
If you wouldâve asked me about the best ways to invest $5,000 a decade ago, I probably wouldâve told you to invest into a high-yield savings account, to park your money in index funds, or to open an account with a peer-to-peer lending platform like LendingClub. But now that we’re well into 2022, the investing […]
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Happy New Year! We have a deal. A so-called âfiscal cliffâ deal, that is. The backstory on the fiscal cliff: Remember the debt ceiling debate in summer 2011? It sure seemed like a big deal at the time, and investing pundits debated whether it would destroy your portfolio and possibly the United States itself. Spoiler:
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Thrombocytopenia is when a person has a low blood platelet count. This can be a significant health problem because it increases the chance of severe bleeding and also could be the sign of other more serious issues. As a result, if you have thrombocytopenia, you’re going to have to do some extra work if you […]
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Todayâs mortgage rates for April 18, 2023 NJ.com
Just when you thought the refinance market was completely out of steam, a slew of bad news might be just the ticket to resuscitate it. By bad news, I mean global economic woes that push stocks lower and send investors into âsaferâ bonds, which lowers their yields and interest rates follow suit. So bad news… Read More »Why You Might Be Refinancing Your Mortgage in 2015
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Even though weâre only three weeks into the New Year, 2015 has treated the mortgage industry well. Very well⦠Mortgage applications have surged week after week, propelled mostly by refinancing as borrowers take advantage of the low mortgage rates currently available. And beginning next week, the FHA should get a huge boost as borrowers take… Read More »Did FHA Loans Just Become The Best Option for Homeowners Again?
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