Are You in the Right Mortgage? Evening Times
(ARA) - Most people who buy a home put their mortgage in a drawer -- they close on the loan and make their payments every month and don't think about it beyond that. But what they may not realize is that being in the wrong mortgage for your current situation can hurt you by costing you money.
What Every Home Buyer Should Ask Themselves Derby Daily Reporter
(ARA) - Buying your first home can be a stressful experience, and considering it will most likely be the largest single purchase of your life, it's smart to be educated about the process.
Three Important Tax Deductions for Homeowners Ridgecrest Daily Independent
(ARA) - If you're a homeowner, it's always a good idea to make sure you haven't missed any tax deductions. You may not be able to take all of these deductions, so please check with your tax advisor.
What Is a Second Home? Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
(ARA) - As the weather begins to turn, many people are beginning to think about their vacation plans. Some will fly away to their favorite vacation spot, but taking a vacation to a place you have to fly to can get expensive and can limit where you go and what you can do.
Timing a home equity loan closing Bankrate.com
Dear Dr. Don, I was approved for a $75,000 fixed home equity loan at 6.94 percent for a 15-year term, with no closing costs or any upfront fees. I can afford the monthly payment.
Financial Futures Washington Post
Washington Post columnist Martha Hamilton was online Tuesday, Dec. 5 at Noon ET to discuss how to make smart decisions while preparing for retirement.
In the midst of busy holidays, take time for these financial steps The Morning Call
| This may be asking a lot, but you should consider setting aside an hour or two between shopping trips and holiday parties to make some year-end financial moves.
The Home Buying Process: Step by Step Wellsville Daily Reporter
(ARA) - Buying a home can be a very intimidating process, especially if you've never done it before. So the first thing you should do before you start is to figure out whether owning a home is right for you.
Borrowing to meet current income needs Bankrate.com
Dear Dr. Don, I am 56 years old, unmarried, have a very substantial amount of money invested in an IRA (enough to last my expected lifetime) and about $30,000 in a savings account earning over 5 percent interest.
Borrowing to meet current income needs Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance
You need to consult a fee-based financial planner, says Dr. Don.
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