Investing in Real Estate vs. Stocks - Which Is Best?
For years, the United States Government has encouraged citizens to become homeowners, primarily with tax incentives like deductions from mortgage interest, mortgage points, and property tax. However, if the U.S. Government was held as a fiduciary by encouraging home-ownership, our tax breaks might subside based off recent numbers highlighted in a recent Washington Post article [...]
Simple Ways to Boost Your Credit Score
Improving and maintaining your credit score is one of the best ways to qualify for lower interest rates, acquire credit, and reduced insurance premiums. However, the majority of us don’t keep a close enough eye on our credit scores and frankly probably don’t understand them. How your credit score is actually determined is [...]
My Student Loan Decision
In a recent post, which you can view by clicking here, I broke down a recent offer my student loan lender, Iowa Student Loans (ISL) has presented. Because of the recent turmoil in our credit markets, the Federal Reserve has been cutting the Federal Funds rate, which for many has been a good thing. These [...]
Monthly Round Up for March
Every month we will gather up some of our most well received posts and quotes, in case they were missed as well as to give some financial highlights to consider for the month ahead. We will also discuss some of our sites traffic activity. Have you subscribed yet?
So this is our second month [...]
Potential First-Time Homeowners Should Take Advantage of our Current Housing Market
Our current housing market, which is giving homeowners around the country financial headaches, is providing a grand opportunity to a certain class of potential buyers – first time homeowners. One man’s trash is another mans treasure is a saying that accurately reflects our current housing mess. Aside from those with a substantial amount [...]
