It Will Cost You More to Buy a Home The housing market topped a new threshold over the past week. Buoyed by a strong economy and a series of interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve, thirty-year fixed mortgage interest rates reached 4.61 … [Read more...] about Long-Term Mortgage Rates Hit a Seven-Year High
Homeowners can easily replace a garage door opener with the right information and preparation. Read on for details that will help you make a smart decision that fits your home situation and budget. Garage doors are available with four different … [Read more...] about Everything You Need to Know to Replace a Garage Door Opener
You've saved for retirement and built up a sizable nest egg. However, you forgot to consider one factor – excessive debt as you approach retirement. Too many seniors are facing that grim scenario. According to the Employee Benefit Research … [Read more...] about Seniors Are Racking Up Excessive Debt
New Proposal to Fund Retirement and Delay Social Security Benefits Let's face it: Americans are woefully unprepared for retirement. Surveys consistently tell us that far too many workers have insufficient retirement funds or even absolutely nothing … [Read more...] about Supplemental Transition Accounts for Retirement Proposed
New Survey Shows Average Amounts That Turn Off Suitors Which is the worst first-date mistake – talking about an ex, eating food off your date's plate, or mentioning that you are heavily in debt? … [Read more...] about How Much Debt Repels Daters?
Is the rising stock market giving workers confidence that they will have enough money to live comfortably in their retirement years? The 28th Annual Retirement Confidence Survey conducted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) shows a … [Read more...] about Retirement Confidence Is Increasing – But Should It Be?
