I am the kind of person who can do anything if I set my mind to it. However, when I started trying to save for a house, things became almost impossible. My finances were constantly strained and I had a really difficult time trying to figure out how to set aside money. When it came to my pocketbook, I was an utter amateur. Fortunately, a friend of mine told me about a financial adviser who was excellent at teaching other people how to save money. I learned a lot from this professional, and I want to teach you what I know. Read these articles to learn how to set aside a little of your hard-earned money.
Posted on: 31 December 2017
If you have been thinking about buying a house, you could be wondering if you are ready for a mortgage. After all, you might be excited about the idea of purchasing a home of your own, but you probably do not want to jump in too quickly. These are a few signs that you might actually be prepared to take out a mortgage of your own.
1. You Have Money in the Bank
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Posted on: 3 November 2017
If you are planning on purchasing a home then you want to make sure you make the best decisions for your financial situation, your credit standing, the area you are moving to and more. It is important for you to choose the right home loan so you end up in a great homeowning situation for many years to come. Here are some of the things you should understand about home loans so you have a better idea of what you are talking about when you go to see a lender:
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Posted on: 19 September 2017
If you are involved in a car accident during the course and scope of your employment, you can file a workers compensation claim for any injuries you sustained. One of the most commonly asked questions about this is whether your commute to and from work is covered under workers compensation laws or is part of the course and scope of your employment. Here are three questions to ask to determine if you may be able to file a claim for an accident that occurred during your commute.
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Posted on: 16 December 2015
When it comes to saving money, so many strategies require you to give something up. You don't necessarily have to move to a smaller house, give up your manicures, or sacrifice your hobbies to spend less. Here are five little money management mistakes that could be draining money from your wallet -- and giving you nothing in return. Avoid them, and you'll save -- without changing your quality of life.
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