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April

Posted in  Corporate, International, Personal   on  April 26, 2023 by  user0 comments

From 2019’s low lows to 2022 high highs, mortgage rates have been bouncing around for the last couple of years, and this year is no different. With the first quarter of 2023 playing between 6.6-6.125%, there’s no telling where the next quarter will take us. Even with forecasts predicting a further retreat in this year’s

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April

Posted in  Corporate, Personal   on  April 24, 2023 by  user0 comments

Are you operating a business on debt? You’re not alone. According to the Gallup Poll, 36% of small business owners are running on debts that make them uncomfortable, whereas 49% are struggling to manage their debts. Such is the downside of business debts; they can go a long way in onsetting and helping a business,

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April

Posted in  Corporate, International, Personal   on  April 21, 2023 by  Fatime0 comments

Compared to last year, mortgage rates have inched down; while the decline is nowhere near 2019/2020’s competitive rates, it is still a huge relief from 2022’s steeped rates. For the mortgage rates experts this switch up is nothing new as the housing market has always oscillated between affordable and exuberant based on a myriad of

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April

Posted in  Corporate, International, Personal   on  April 19, 2023 by  user0 comments

After nearly doubling in 2022, homebuyers can anticipate some relief as experts foresee a steady retreat in mortgage rates for the better part of 2023. Don’t hold your breath, though; the rates are far from the historic pandemic drop we saw; however, they’re still worth a squeeze. According to economists and realtors, homebuyers should expect

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April

Posted in  Personal   on  April 17, 2023 by  user0 comments

Debt is an unfortunate reality in many marriages. It can derail your goals as a couple and bring about friction and disagreements, causing a strain on the relationship. With 54% of Americans believing their partner being in debt is reason enough to consider a divorce, according to National Debt Relief, this is a wake-up call

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