Banks are still only offering clients a whopping 0.50% per year and only 0.91% for the most generous savings accounts. Clients in search of a home equity loan may be hard pressed to find an interest rate below 6%. Many families are noting this spread and taking the middleman (i.e. bank) out of the equation. The financial benefit with this approach does come with certain risks. Read More.
The February 2012 existing home sale figures indicate that 34% of the homes sold were at deep discounts (20% due to foreclosures and 14% due to short sales). Homeowners that are currently underwater need to be aware of the tax break that is scheduled to expire at the end of 2012. Read More.
Just like debit card fees are rising, mortgage rates are also likely on the rise. Regulators are trying to meet an April deadline to finalize the new mortgage requirements that could be devastating to not only lenders but also borrowers. Read More.
Many homeowners these days are confronted with the big question – do I refinance now since rates are at all-time lows or hold off? While rates are low, the answer to this question really depends on the specific financial position of the mortgage holder as our financial experts explain. Read More.
At this point, you probably realize that the yelling & screaming at your now ex girlfriend or boyfriend didn’t get you very far when it comes to handling your mortgage. Now, you want to get your name removed from the mortgage. But, unfortunately there is only one option to remove your name from the mortgage & the deed, other than foreclosure & bankruptcy. So what is it? Read More.
We frequently hear that it is wise to pay off debt as soon as possible. Unfortunately, sometimes we act on that statement before asking ourselves these important questions. Read More.
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