FHA Commissioner Julia Gordon talks MIP cut
We caught up with FHA Commissioner Julia Gordon to talk about the expected impact of the 30 bps premium cuts.
We caught up with FHA Commissioner Julia Gordon to talk about the expected impact of the 30 bps premium cuts.
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Financial advisors help guide people on their journey to financial health and success. A financial advisor assists families and individuals who need help with the complexity of investing, saving, and budgeting. Theyâre helpful for any level of income, from those with an abundance of money to those struggling with low income. If you feel you
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Do you want to reach financial freedom and live your dream life? In my Extraordinary Series here on Making Sense of Cents, I like to feature people who are doing things a little differently. Today, I have a great interview with Fleur and Ronald. In only eight years, they were able to reach financial freedom and now […]
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Many set a goal to become a millionaire but fail to make the necessary habit changes to achieve the goal. While many believe millionaires are simply lucky, more often a millionaire’s money is made through grit, âsweat equity,â and financial discipline. Strategies to become a millionaire can be easy to replicate but will also require
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Crypto staking allows investors to earn rewards on their crypto deposits. Staked crypto is locked into a smart contract for a period of time.Crypto staking allows investors to earn rewards on their crypto deposits. Staked crypto is locked into a smart contract for a period of time.
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As many of you know, my husband had a career crisis that left him unemployed for several months last summer. It was scary, but we learned a lot from the experience — including the fact that ;the grass isn’t always greener and that we really needed to learn to be happy with what we had. And, beyond that, we now feel blessed that he found a new job he likes, even though it required us to move to a pricier area.
But moving isn’t always all fun and games. In fact, buying and selling a home can have serious financial consequences that last for years or even decades. Since we knew that ahead of time, we thought long and hard about what we could do to ensure the move was good for us not only emotionally, but also financially. So, to diminish any financial consequences caused by the move, we used the opportunity to downsize into a reasonably-priced, smaller home.
That tradeoff has been well worth it in my eyes. I hardly notice that we lost 400 square feet when we moved, and I mostly made up for it by de-cluttering and being smart with the space we do have. However, I did stress at first about how our monthly expenses might change. What would the utility bills be like? And would our grocery bill be comparable to what it was before? Those kinds of questions caused many sleepless nights in my house for some time — as if the move itself wasn’t stressful enough.
What’s the best way to teach kids about money?
That question has haunted folks for decades â maybe centuries. There are dozens of financial literacy programs in the United States right now, but none of them seems to be effective. Why is that?
I’ve written before about why I think financial literacy education fails. Here’s the short version: Most financial literacy fails because it focuses too much on mechanics â how bonds work, the magic of compound interest â and not enough on behavior. While mechanics are key (they’re the foundation, after all), they’re not the most important aspect of financial success.
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The standard cliché is that, relatively speaking, men are financial daredevils who like risk and that women are cautious and want security. Alternatively expressed, men are more risk friendly than women. Or to rephrase the title of a bestseller, “men buy shares from Mars and women have a savings account on Venus.” Articles published in the
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