jueves, 30 de abril de 2015

Dave Ramsey: Personal finance is about controlling the person in the mirror

Dave Ramsey: Personal finance is about controlling the person in the mirror
For one thing, cars go down in value. The second thing is I don't like debt of any kind. I don't really like borrowing for a house even, but I tolerate it as long as you use a 15-year, fixed rate mortgage with payments that are no more than a fourth of …
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Real Estate News — Nexton unveils 'Spring Home Collection' of new models
At the same time, the volume of houses that are “upside down or underwater” continues to decline in the region, CoreLogic notes. In greater Charleston-North Charleston, 7.5 percent, or 11,417, of all residential properties with a mortgage were in …
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The Upside of Rate Hikes
Recently, nervousness over potential rate increases later this year showed up in stock market volatility. Heightening concerns: In October, the Fed ended quantitative easing (its program to keep rates down via huge bond buying – resulting in easy money).
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Vail Daily column: Reverse mortgage rules changing
However, due to the low loan to value it's pretty safe to say the chances of a property being upside down is unlikely. Of course much depends on the future value of the home and how long the borrower lives there. On a purchase loan, the borrower brings …
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China's Big Cities To Win From New Property Rules
Overall, we maintain our full year GDP forecast at 6.8%, but see modest upside if the property market recovers stronger than expected. China launched a new round of property easing measures in late March. On 30 March, the … In addition, the down …
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