Posted by Richard on September 12, 2019
If you’re someone who has been socking money away throughout your career, seeding a variety of retirement accounts, you’ll enter retirement with a lot of choice — and decisions. One of those decisions will be which investment to dip into first. According to investment experts, the traditional approach involves withdrawing from individual accounts in a […]
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Technically, The Fed’s decision in July to lower interest rates by a quarter-point doesn’t directly affect mortgages. In reality, there are usually some things to keep in mind with any rate decrease or increase. The Federal Funds rate is a measure of short-term borrowing, or the rate that banks use to lend money to each […]
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An interesting real estate trend has cropped up in recent years: while demand for rents has stayed strong, consumers have also turned their attention to single-family homes. Renting is like having a home without the commitment. Or living in a home but retaining the agility to up and move quickly. As prices of single-family homes […]
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When it comes to reducing our water usage, we have some moves down pat: shut off the water while brushing teeth, install a toilet that uses less water per flush, and wait until we’ve got a full load for the washing machine, for example. But what about washing dishes? In terms of saving on water, […]
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