The stimulus plan and you. Another example of why it’s better to be lucky than good. Inflation is good for borrowers.
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3 interesting things I saw this week – November 19, 2020
Be a short-term pessimist and a long-term optimist. Socialized home ownership. Stubborn scientists win sometimes.
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What to consider when making big purchases. If you’re reading this, you were born incredibly lucky. We shouldn’t let anyone named Hoover be President ever again.
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A new generation of gamblers discover the stock market. Millionaire “secrets”. PPP clarification.
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3 interesting things I saw this week – May 22, 2020
What it takes to be wealthy. Doordash arbitrage. Help for the PPP loan forgiveness application.
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Answers to FAQ’s for the newly unemployed. Some banks don’t understand the definition of mortgage relief. And how to look great (or as good as you can) for your next video-conference.
Market Drop? It’s About Time!
As mentioned in my Q2 Market Review piece, this market has been quiet…too quiet. Historically, the stock market averages 3 pullbacks of 5% per year with one of those going on to become a 10% correction. So when was the last time markets pulled back 5%. Remember the Brexit vote in June 2016? Yep, it’s been over 13 months. Even more impressive is that it’s been almost a year since we’ve seen even a 3% pullback, only the 2nd time since 1950 we’ve gone this long. The first was in 1995. (Source: LPL Research). [Read more…] about Market Drop? It’s About Time!
Resources to Research Your Credit
Thinking about taking out a mortgage or auto loan? Concerned about identity theft? Reviewing your credit report on a regular basis can help ensure you qualify for the best interest rate and that no one is taking out credit cards in your name. And if you are considering a loan, it would be good to know your credit score as well. Here are some of the best resources I’ve found to help research your credit. [Read more…] about Resources to Research Your Credit