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With a count of 75.4 million people, Millennials are the United States’ largest living population, surpassing the Baby Boomers who’s population consists of 74.9 million Americans. Millennials are those citizens that were born between roughly between 1983-1999, currently those between the ages of 18-34 in 2017. Millennials, being the largest age bracket in the US, […]

With interest rates at an ideal level, employment rates up, and more credit available to borrowers as of late, the housing market has opened a window of.

One of the most widely known collections of children’s stories ever written is the book of Aesop’s Fables. Aesop’s fables are a collection of simple fairytales that give life lessons to children through the art of storytelling and if your parents read you Aesop’s fables as a kid, you’ve heard the charming story of the […]

What does it mean to refinance a mortgage? To refinance a mortgage means you take out a new home loan and use it to pay off the one you have now. You keep your home. The new loan has its own rate, monthly payment and length, and you make your payments on it instead of […]

Our Furry Friends Here’s an interesting statistic: 85 million families in the United States own pets. Dogs, cats, iguanas, snakes, even pigs! You name it, there’s someone out there who’s got it. Our little cozy critters and loving companions bring us comfort, love and protection. But how has having a pet affected your home? If […]

Though we strongly encourage you to never miss a payment (because of the negative repercussions that it could have on your credit).

Handling money is a challenge for everyone. Whether we admit it or not, making money and saving it is a hard thing to do.

What is escrow on a mortgage? Escrow on a mortgage is an account your lender uses to collect and pay your property taxes and homeowners insurance for you. Part of your monthly mortgage payment goes into that account, and your lender pays the tax and insurance bills out of it when they come due. You […]

If you’re a single mom considering buying a home, you’re not alone. According to a study conducted by the National Association of Realtors.

If you’ve seen recent horror movies like The Conjuring, The Forrest, and The Collector or even more dated movies like Scream from the 90s.