Before you start the homebuying process and rush off to view properties for sale, you need to start by assessing your financial situation to get a better idea of what you can afford to buy.
In honor of National Homeownership Month, we compiled this new homeowner's checklist to help new homeowners prepare for this exciting new chapter in life.
Building an emergency fund is one of the best ways to give yourself peace of mind in the event of a financial situation you weren’t prepared for. We’re here to help you get started, from understanding what exactly you should be saving your emergency fund for to tips and suggestions for how to grow your savings account.
Looking for a new checking account? Here's what to look for in a new checking account and how to choose the best checking account for you.
You know the old adage that money doesn’t grow on trees: We can’t just pluck a few bills off the branches and spend frivolously, knowing more cash will grow right back. For most of us, money is a limited resource that takes us effort to earn. Once we earn it, it can take us even more effort to save it. So if you’ve been seeking answers to the question, “How much money should I have saved?” the response depends heavily on how old you are and what you’re saving for.
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