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Why The Coronavirus Could Help You Refinance Your Mortgage

February 25, 2020 By Joe Wallace Leave a Comment

interest rates and the coronavirus

The coronavirus outbreak that has grabbed world headlines could also be partly responsible for you getting a better mortgage loan interest rate if you refinance an existing mortgage or even choose to buy a new home. What on EARTH are we talking about with a headline like this? It’s simple. The coronavirus has fundamentally changed the way we save, spend, and invest. The coronavirus and its’ related quarantines in Wuhan in the Hubei province … [Read more...]

Filed Under: budget, debt reduction, economy, financial fitness, homes, interest rates, investing Tagged With: coronavirus, home loans, interest rates, loans, mortgage, refinance, wuhan, wuhan coronavirus

Saving Money In The 2020 Economy

December 10, 2019 By Joe Wallace Leave a Comment

Save Money In The Year 2020

Do you need to save more money in the 2020 economy? There are some developments in the last days of 2019 that will have an effect on some aspects of life, while other money-saving ideas are tried-and-true, but need an update for the 21st century. You can add to your savings in the new year with a few simple tricks. Home Owners And House Hunters There have been many articles written about how amazing 2019 was for home buyers, those who want to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: budget, calculator, economy, financial fitness, frugality Tagged With: 2020, home loan, home loan interest rates, interest rates, Save, save money 2020, saving money

Auto Loans: Three Financial Mistakes To Avoid

September 24, 2019 By Joe Wallace Leave a Comment

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Are you planning on buying a car and need an auto loan? There are three financial mistakes to avoid when you’re in the market for a new car, truck, pickup, or SUV that can make a big difference in your bottom line. Car Buying Mistake #1: Not Shopping Around For A Dealer Why is this a financial mistake? It’s not just that you want to compare prices. That truly is one of the most obvious financial benefits of shopping around for a car dealer. But … [Read more...]

Filed Under: cars, financial fitness, frugality Tagged With: auto loan, interest rates, new car, personal finance

Should I Refinance My Home Loan?

August 11, 2019 By Joe Wallace Leave a Comment

Should I Refinance My Home Loan

Should I refinance my home loan? That is a question many homeowners ask. And it's a question that is especially relevant when news headlines at CNN Money and elsewhere reflect a trend toward lower mortgage loan interest rates. When rates go down, the ability to refinance into a lower mortgage interest rate is very attractive, but who should consider making the jump? The United States Federal Reserve Board weighs in on this question on its’ … [Read more...]

Filed Under: homes, interest rates Tagged With: credit, home loan, interest rates, mortgage, refinance

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