Congratulations you are planning to buy a home! Now, you need to figure out how to finance this large purchase. Start by deciding how much of your savings you will need for a down payment and how much money you will have to borrow for the mortgage. Next comes choosing the right type of mortgage. […]
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V is for Variable or Fixed Mortgage – What Works Best For You?
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Being Tech Savvy will Help Protect Your Finances by @AZanswers
Today’s world has a new peril called cyber-attacks they happen every day. Don’t let it happen to you! Below are a few tips to help you on your way to being tech savvy. Be Sure and take our quiz below and see how well you score. P – Proceed with caution when using personal checks […]
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O is Observing Financial Elder Abuse and How You Can Help
Sadly, people continue to abuse the elderly financially. Whether they become victims of scams or are preyed on by family members looking for money. Being that many seniors prefer to remain in control of their finances throughout life makes it more challenging to help protect them in these situations. Financial Abuse is any behavior […]
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M is for Making Landfall and How We Can Learn from Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, North Carolina in the early morning and North Carolinians experienced this hurricane in a huge and devastating way. It was massive in size, and it lingered for days bringing catastrophic wind, heavy rains and flooding to a large area of the Carolina’s, disrupting the lives of millions. Due to […]
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L is for Learning to Avoid Procrastination
We all make little justifications for not sitting down at the computer or getting on the phone to take a stand against wasteful spending from excess charges and fees. No one wants to spend their precious free time on the phone trying to sort through endless unexplained charges on phone bills, credit card bills […]
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Do You Have A Financial Bully in Your Life?
How do you determine who is your financial bully, accurately? Most bullies utilize intimidation, power, guilt or control to get another person to do what they want regardless of the other person’s feelings. Can you stop the financial bully in your life? You can, but first, you need to identify precisely who this bully is […]
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Celebrate Independence Day!
“Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity.” —Herbert Hoover Each day that we exercise our rights and freedoms in America, we celebrate Independence Day. This Fourth of July as you join your family and friends in celebration, make it a point to slow down, share […]
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D is for Digital Technology, and it’s Drain on Finances
In a world driven by technology, we are continually intrigued by the latest and coolest gadgets. Many of us gain great pleasure when we update our old devices for newer models, and we relish the potential life improvements it brings us. But have we considered how technology drains our savings and investment accounts; especially […]
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C is for How Complaining Can Harm Our Well-Being
“What you’re supposed to do when you don’t like a thing is change it. If you can’t change it, change the way you think about it. Don’t complain.” ― Maya Angelou You’ve done it, I’ve done it, we have all complained at one time or another when things don’t go our way at work or in […]
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