Designing Your Budget, Continued – Categories That Are Easier to Adjust Debt Repayment Other than mortgage debt, if you have chronic debt then you hopefully understand why it’s important to get out of it if you can. Interest expense is eating up your retirement – and that’s not an exaggeration. High debt is keeping you...
Americans owe nearly $1.3 trillion in student loan debt
Add new post here…Add new post here…Add new post here…Add new post here…Add new post here… VISIT STUDENT LOAN HERO SITE General student loan debt facts First, let’s start with a general picture of the student loan debt landscape. The most recent reports indicate there is: $1.26 trillion in total U.S. student loan debt 43.3...
What Is the Difference Between Stocks and Bonds?
replace with new post by Wisestockbuyer When it comes to investing, few topics are more confusing to the majority of investors and the general populace than the difference between stocks and bonds. Fortunately, the answer to this question is not as complicated as it might seem. This article will briefly outline a stock and a...
Are Bonds a Good Investment Now? Fed Rate Hike Expected in Sept | Buy or Sell Bonds?
Next Fed Rate Hike Expected in September 2016 (Are Bonds a Good Investment Now?) Visit Advisory HQ for more stories.. According to a recent Reuters poll, the next Fed rate hike is expected to be announced in September 2016, but a July surprise hike is also possible. The Reuters poll was taken recently after news...
How to Create a Successful Family Budget
Are you ready to live with a successful family budget? Since you clicked on this link, it’s likely you’ve at least asked yourself that question. Family budgets, however, are hard to make and harder to keep. The rewards of living within a successful budget, on the other hand, are terrific. Let’s see if one is...
3 Reasons Wealthy People Never Pay Off Their Mortgage
by Hilary Hendershot After the 2008 housing crash a lot of people started to seriously question the wisdom of having a mortgage. That is if they were able to even keep up with their payments. The phrase “house poor” became a catchphrase for describing homeowners who bought beyond what they could reasonably afford – because...