Investment Property Loans: Know Before You Owe
All loans are not created equal. Expect to pay more for investment loans for rental property than you would for a home. Qualifying for a loan to buy rental property is generally a more difficult proposition. Adapt the investor’s hang-onto-your-hat-and-enjoy-the-ride philosophy that helps make your first investment in commercial real estate fun. But you can also profit from these solid tips on how to get financing.
Benefits to Negotiate For After a Job Offer
You’ve made it through the interview, impressed the boss and have a job offer on the table, now it’s time to discuss your job benefits. Hopefully you’ve done a little background research on the company so you can avoid negotiating yourself out of that job. Be wise, calm and professional, and get everything in writing to avoid misunderstandings on either side.
How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits
Date: August 9, 2016
Investment Ideas for Busy People
One of the most convenient byproducts of the growth of the Internet is easy access to financial information. Data that used to be only in the hands of stockbrokers can now be downloaded from the comfort of your own home with just a click of the mouse. But when it comes to investments, facts and figures are only part of the story. Successfully mastering a portfolio of investments can take an enormous amount of time — time that many of today’s busy professionals can’t spare. Fortunately, a lack of time shouldn’t prevent you from tapping into the profit potential of today’s financial marketplace.
How to Budget Your Money With Elizabeth Warren's 50-20-30 Rule
What’s the best way to slice the money pie? It’s a question many people struggle with, and there are lots of options are out there for how to make the cut. One formula that’s on the upswing is the 50-20-30 rule, one of the more workable plans for managing your money.
How to Keep a Spending Journal
Do you ever look at your bank account balance and wonder where your money went? Or, perhaps you’re getting serious about setting up a budget to get yourself financially on track. The best way to — the first viable step to creating a realistic budget — is to keep a spending journal.
How Credit Cards Can Boost Your Small Business
Date: June 30, 2016
Hidden Banking Fees to Avoid
Date: June 27, 2016
Money-Saving Games and Strategies
Date: June 21, 2017
What Errors To Watch for on A Credit Report?
Date: June 26, 2017