Home loan programs that require little to no down payment
Looking to move up in the housing world, but don’t quite have the cash? The following are a few programs that may be available to you: VA financing If you are a veteran, you can […]
Business health: How much money are you really making & spending
If you can’t answer this question with hard numbers, then you don’t really know. The most successful companies have systems in place to make sure that profit is prioritized, expenses are controlled and stakeholders are […]
What’s the better investment, a Porsche or the S&P?
So which has provided a better investment opportunity: Buying a Porsche or putting that same money into the stock market? RimBlades USA wondered, and put its money where its mouth is, so to speak, doing […]
5-minute money resolutions for 2019
You don’t need to start the new year under pressure to make good on all the stuff you didn’t get right last year. Instead, go “easy” on the perpetual “new year, new you” mandate with […]
What you need to know about the 2019 mortgage market
Will 2019 be the year of the homebuyer, or will it remain a seller’s market? Will interest rates continue to go up in 2019, making home-buying unaffordable for more Americans and refinancing less worthwhile? Is […]
7 ways to simplify your subway commute in 2019
The only thing worse than a long commute is a public transportation commute, which can be uncomfortably crowded, often cold (or hot) and surely not in your control. However, devices and apps can help you […]
Considering self-employment? Start with these 4 conversations
“Honey, I’m thinking I should quit my job and work for myself…what do you think?” When you’re self-employed, you don’t operate in a vacuum. There are other people—like your partner, your children, and even your […]
How to start a business with no money
A study by Wells Fargo found that 77% of small businesses rely on personal savings for their initial funds. But, what if you don’t have a nest egg to dip into? Does that mean you […]
6 ways to lower your homeowners insurance rates
In order to keep your home insured, you have to pay monthly or annual premiums. The amount is largely dependent on your address, the age of your home and your insurance score. Rates are also […]
4 things you can do if your student loan rates keep going up
From December 2015 until now, the Federal Reserve’s target interest rate has increased eight times. Although rate hikes tend to be a sign of a strong economy, they’re not so fun if you’ve got a […]