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5 Ways You Can Save More Money Every Month

We can all agree that saving money and preparing for your financial future is a vital task. But, those who intend to save money may find that a rising cost of living combined with flat wages makes saving difficult. Many will find that there is not enough money left over at the end of the month to save anything at all. While saving money can be challenging, these tips can help anyone reach their financial goals.

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The Truth about Car loans

How to Find Appropriate Financing for Your New Vehicle Purchase

Buying a new (or new to you) vehicle is a fun experience. The feeling you get when driving it off the lot is almost like bringing home a new baby. Unfortunately, unless you’ve followed our advice and saved, saved, saved, in advance… financing is a vital aspect of this process. There are many car loan options in the market today, some are better than others. Finding the right car loan is essential in making a good purchase. Now is the time to start looking at options in your area.

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Mortgage

Financial Freedom: What you Need to Know About Your Mortgage

Buying a house is probably one of the biggest decisions you will make, so it’s important to understand what you’re getting into. Suppose you live in British Columbia and have spoken to a custom home builder in Vancouver and you have determined the cost of your dream home. Some builders work with specific banks to help arrange your mortgage while others leave finding the mortgage up to you.

Although it may seem easier to go with the mortgage provided by the builder, you have to look carefully at the terms of the proposed mortgage. This is probably the largest purchase of your life so don’t be afraid to ask your builder and/or mortgage broker questions before you sign on the dotted line. Often the builder will “get a cut” which may increase the cost of your mortgage by 1% or more, which could add up to thousands of dollars over the life of the mortgage, so it pays to compare. A few minutes of diligence could result in the highest paid moments of your life! If you know what you’re looking at and have a good understanding of your mortgage contract, you will avoid making a costly mistake.

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