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Are Your Bills Too High? 4 Tips to Make Your Home More Cost Efficient

By Hannah Whittenly | February 7, 2017

Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

Does raising your home insurance deductible really pay off? That may depend on where you live...

By Mike Wheatley | July 14, 2016

Many homeowners look to raise the deductible on their home insurance policies in order to save more money on their premiums, but a recent study from insuranceQuotes, an online home insurance comparison service, reveals that it’s not always financially sound to do so.

Residential, US Real Estate

Four Simple Ways You Can Save On Your Energy Bill

By Guest Author | February 2, 2016

Energy is a necessary utility to heat and power our homes, but that doesn’t mean that we don’t have to pay for it. In fact, many homeowners are paying much more than they actually have to when it comes to their monthly energy utility bill. I

Mortgage, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Research Shows It Takes More Than a Decade To Save for a Down Payment

By Mike Wheatley | November 10, 2014

First-time buyers have a whole lot of saving to do — possibly more than a decade of saving for a home purchase. It can take, on average, 12.5 years for first-time buyers to save a 20 percent down payment

Featured News, Mortgage, US Real Estate

Boomers And Reverse Mortgages - Another Crisis In The Making?

By Donna S. Robinson | March 20, 2014

Every time I see one of those reverse mortgage commercials on television - especially the one with Fred Thompson - I have to fight the urge to throw something at the TV. I'll come out of the closet and admit it, I hate reverse-mortgage commercials with a passion that is difficult to describe. For one […]

Financial squeeze

Tips and Tools for Simplifying Your Finances

By Phil Butler | January 16, 2013

One of the most difficult organizational tasks for many people is getting hold of and managing their personal financial data. The economy and other demands on household and personal finance are one thing, but simply organizing bank accounts, credit cards, interest rates, and a myriad of other finances to be juggled... Well, you already understand.

Featured News, US Real Estate

Will Zero Percent Interest Rates Force Older Homeowners Into Reverse Mortgages?

By Donna S. Robinson | November 21, 2012

I can honestly say that the current state of the housing market in the U.S. is unlike anything we've ever seen in it's history. Though the Federal Reserve has implemented one round of money printing after another, with unprecedented amounts of cash going to help bolster the secondary mortgage market, housing is still barely conscious […]

Investing, US Real Estate

Investing in Property in Place of a Pension

By Guest Author | September 26, 2012

With a significant decrease in defined benefit schemes and more emphasis being placed on defined contributions as pension provisions, the responsibility for investing for the future is increasingly shifting from the employer to the employee. Taking responsibility for how your pension contributions are invested can be daunting and require significant research and investigation.

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