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Should I Pay Mortgage Taxes and Insurance on My Own?
When you buy a home or refinance, your lender will talk about setting up an “escrow” account. They may also refer to the charges in that account at “impounds.” If you are new t Dec 30, 2020
How Much of My Income Should Go to My Mortgage?
Back in the U.S. housing boom in the early 2000s, mortgage money flowed freely, with many borrowers being qualified for more loan than they could actually afford. When the housing bubble burst and the Dec 09, 2020
Should I Pay Off My Mortgage with My 401(k)?
The COVID-19 crisis has left millions of Americans unemployed and uncertain of how to make their mortgage payments and other debt obligations. In response to the need for emergency funds, the governme Nov 04, 2020
How Bad Is It to Miss a Mortgage Payment?
No one signs a mortgage contract thinking they won’t be able to keep up with the payments. And yet life sometimes throws us curveballs. The recent coronavirus crisis, for example, has sent Aug 20, 2020
Should I Prepay My Mortgage?
Benefits of Prepayment The main benefit of paying off your mortgage early is the savings. Even by cutting off just a few years from your home loan, you can save thousands of dollars in interest. For Jul 22, 2020