Key Considerations for Smooth Wealth Transfer Planning
By Tim McMahon |
Winter Water Damage Can Be Just as Devastating
d freezing weather can often present more hazards than a summer storm for generating water damage. Make sure to properly winterize your property, and remember that removing water as soon as possible can prevent you from experiencing the worst-case scenarios. With proper prevention and cleanup methods, you can keep your property dry and comfortable throughout the winter months.
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Get The Best Deal When Buying Or Selling Your Home
Whether you are thinking about buying or selling your home, the aim is to get the best price. Understanding what buyers look for or the Seller’s motivation will help you get the best deal.
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Want a Sensational Side Hustle? Rent Vibrant Vacation Properties
Vacation rentals have been used by travelers for some time, but they have become even more popular recently. If you’re looking for a way to bring in extra money, you might consider purchasing a property to rent out as a living space for those on vacation.
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Top 5 Home Upgrades and Repairs Worth Your Money
If you’re going to sink money into a home upgrade or repair, you want it to be worth your money. The value you might get in return can be the benefit the project gives your home, money that you save in the long run, or even increased property value. Many of the top home projects might even accomplish several of these simultaneously.
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Clever Ways to Make Money with Your New House
article “The Wealthy Buy Assets, the Poor Buy Liabilities, and the Middle-Class Buy Liabilities Believing They Are Assets” we explain Robert Kiyosaki’s philosophy of what makes an asset. And according to Kiyosaki, an asset puts money in your pocket while a liability takes money out of your pocket. Unfortunately, most homeowners are lucky if they break even once you include inflation, maintenance, insurance, and taxes. So in order for your home to truly be an asset you need to find ways to have your home actually pay for itself.
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Services Your Family Can’t Live Without (or Can They?)
There are some services in the home that are considered luxuries. However, there are other services that both you and your family need to have in order to accomplish daily tasks and live both safely and comfortably. Although it hasn’t always been this way here are some services that modern homes consider necessities.
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How to Finance a New Home Before Selling Yours
Trying to purchase a home before you sell the house you live in can be a complicated process that leaves many homeowners feeling confused and frustrated. Most people simply don’t have enough capital to go out and buy a new home before selling their current one. Others don’t even know where to begin with the entire process. Luckily, with some careful planning and a bit of professional help, you could be able to purchase your new home before you get an offer on your current residence. This will allow you to move out, make repairs and stage your old home to prepare it for sale while you aren’t living there.
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7 Investments To Make to Have a Comfortable Retirement
Are you looking forward to retirement? If so, then you should be thinking about how you’ll get there. With wise investments, you could retire sooner than you think. Besides, the sooner you start, the faster you’ll get there. Always research your investments before pulling the trigger, though. That way, you’ll have everything you need to make an informed decision.
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Start Your Kids Right with a Credit Union Account
It’s never too early to start teaching your child good financial habits. It’s important that they understand how to handle money responsibly, such as learning how to budget and what savings are. You can help your child establish good financial habits by setting up a credit union account for them. The following is a list of benefits that your child can reap from having a credit union account.
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Make Sure You’re Protected from the Unexpected
We all desire peace of mind, but most of us don’t seek it proactively. The American ethos of staying positive and working hard towards achieving what is best for us often makes us forget about certain scenarios that are grounded in reality. We can’t play ostrich, dismissing the potential of encountering life emergencies. Although this may not be pleasant to think about, but it really needs to be considered. With this in mind, let’s review a few protective measures you can take against the unexpected:
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When You Should Not Trade-In Your Car
If you are ready to say goodbye to your current vehicle trade in your vehicle at the dealership or sell it outright yourself instead. Since both of these options have various pros and cons, the decision can be tough. To help you out, here are some factors you should keep in mind.
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Could Moving to a Small Town Save You Money?
It probably wouldn’t surprise anyone to find out big city life is expensive. Some gloomy experts even think that megalopolises are the main symptoms of a dying culture and that we are dealing with a decline of Western civilization. Luckily, we don’t intend to go deeper into those theories. But, if you’ve wondered how moving […]
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