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Archives for 2013
When Should You Lock In A Mortgage Interest Rate? Pros And Cons Of Locking In Your Rate
There are quite a few things to consider when locking an interest rate on a mortgage. Today I thought we’d take a look at when you should lock and what some of the pros and cons of locking your rate are.
It’s In The Little Things In Life: How Appreciation Helps Us To Appreciate Worth
It’s not always easy to appreciate the little things in our lives, but doing so can really showcase a greater worth. Here are some things to keep in mind to add worth to what you already have
Buying A New House Is Not Cheap: Expenses Not To Forget When Buying A New House
When buying a new home there are a host of fees and expenses that most people aren’t aware of when they go in. Here’s a brief look at the expenses to expect when buying a new home.
Finding Happiness In Even The Worst Of Circumstances
This weekend the home that we’re building was vandalized. Seeing the damage made me realize just how temporary things of this life are, and how glad I am to have an eternal hope.
4 Warning Signs That A Person Will Never Get Out Of Debt
If you have debt to pay off, are you serious about paying it off? Here are 4 signs, that you may not be serious about paying off your debt.
What Paperwork Do You Need To Get A Home Mortgage?
Banks are now requiring a bit more paperwork and doing a bit more due diligence when approving you for a mortgage. What documentation will you need?
Capital One 360 Savings Review: ING Direct Re-Branded As Capital One 360
I have been an ING Direct customer for several years now and I have had nothing but positive experiences dealing with ING. How does the new re-branded Capital One 360 stack up?
5 Mortgage Mistakes For First-Time Homebuyers To Avoid
If you are first-time homebuyer, you might be surprised at the pitfalls that can beset you. Here are 5 mortgage mistakes to avoid as a first-time homebuyer.
Emergency Funds For Specific Purposes Can Help You To Avoid Debt
It is important to plan ahead as much as you can for specific events, and saving emergency funds specifically for those events. Here’s how our auto specific emergency fund saved us this week.
7 Lessons I’ve Learned While Paying Down Our Debt
Here are seven lessons we’ve learned while we’ve been paying down debt over the past couple of years.
How To Save Money When Buying Appliances
What are some things you can do to save when you’re shopping around to find appliances for your home? Here are some tips and tricks to get the best deal.
It’s Time To Talk About The Sandwich Generation
The sandwich generation is comprised of people between the age of 30 and 60 who have children and also care for their elderly parents. What can they do to stay ahead?
What Is The Price Of Free? Often It’s Your Money And Time
Now more than ever, it’s easy to find things that are free or deeply discounted. The problem is snagging the deal may often have unintended costs.
