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Ensuring your child has access to education is a commitment but with planning and effective strategies, it’s a reachable outcome. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you through the journey of funding your child’s education. 1. Start Early with Savings Plans Open a Dedicated Education Savings Account: The earlier you start saving, the more compounded … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Financing Your Child’s Education
Market Comment Mortgage bond prices finished the week sharply higher which put significant downward pressure on rates. Tame data resulted in several solid improvements throughout the week. The FHFA house price index was unchanged vs up 0.2%. Consumer confidence was 100.3 vs 99.7. ADP employment was 122K vs 150K. Employment cost index rose 0.9% vs … Continue reading MIG Market Watch, August 5th, 2024
National Dog Month? More like National Dog Party in August! Time to celebrate our furry BFFs (best furry friends, duh) and get real about what it takes to be an awesome pet parent. Lots of dog lovers swear by houses as the ultimate setup for their canine companions. Think about it: houses come with way … Continue reading Celebrating National Dog Month: The Benefits of Homeownership for Dogs
In the realm of real estate, making a good first impression is vital especially during an open house event. A well organized open house can be the difference between a successful sale. For real estate agents having an Open House Survival Kit is essential. This kit is designed to help events run smoothly and leave … Continue reading Realtor Radar: Open House Survival Kits
Market Comment Mortgage bond prices finished the week higher which put a little downward pressure on rates. US election uncertainty factored into trading the first portion of the week. The data was mixed. Existing home sales were 3.89M vs 4M. New home sales were 617K vs 640K. The trade deficit was $96.8B vs 98B. Solid … Continue reading MIG Market Watch, July 29th, 2024
Embarking on the journey of purchasing, your first home is both thrilling and off putting. We’ve put together some tips and tricks to help you through this process confidently. These Insights will make your experience smoother and more fulfilling. From familiarizing yourself with mortgage choices to taking advantage of benefits and avoiding traps, our guide … Continue reading The Mortgage Scoop: Uncommon Tips/Tricks for First-Time Homebuyers
Market Comment Mortgage bond prices finished the week lower which put upward pressure on rates. Trading was up and down but within a relatively narrow range throughout the first portion of the week. A selloff Thursday afternoon and Friday morning closed the week on a negative note. There were several data releases, and the results … Continue reading MIG Market Watch, July 22nd, 2024
Moving to a new home is a big moment in life that comes with a mix of feelings of excitement and stress. Deciding when to move can actually impact your experience. Shifting during the summer comes with benefits that can help you through the process and even add some fun. Here’s a look at why … Continue reading Sunshine State of Mind: Advantages of Moving in the Summer
Market Comment Mortgage bond prices finished the week higher which put downward pressure on rates. Trading was positive most of the week with the only weakness occurring around the producer price index release at the end of the week. Strong improvements followed the weak CPI figures Thursday. Fed Chair Powell delivered his semi-annual testimony to … Continue reading MIG Market Watch, July 15th, 2024
Achieving financial independence through owning a home can seem like a monumental task, by breaking down the journey into steps, you can make it more manageable. The purpose of this guide is to offer practical advice and insights to help you through homeownership. 1. Evaluate Your Financial Wellness Take An Overview Of Your Situation Take … Continue reading The Path to Homeownership: Steps to Achieve Financial Freedom
Market Comment Mortgage bond prices finished the week lower which put upward pressure on rates. Trading started negatively Monday, was neutral mid-week and recovered some of the earlier losses Friday morning. The Bank of International Settlements, the umbrella body for central banks, warned heavily indebted nations on Sunday of the possibility of a sudden loss … Continue reading MIG Market Watch, July 8th, 2024
Mid year evaluations make it key to have a picture of where you stand financially. Asking the right questions before deciding to refinance your mortgage is crucial. This guide aims to help you understand the possible effects and offer tips for a smooth refinancing experience. 1. What are my money objectives? Before starting the refinancing … Continue reading Mid-Year Mortgage Checkup: Questions to Ask Yourself Before Considering a Refinance
