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It’s nice to look forward to years of comfort after decades of hard work. Of course, a good retirement is something everyone has in mind. Unfortunately, a lot of people also prefer to wallow through the details later.That’s a mistake.Good retiremententails good planning and we’re talking  Read more

Are You Mortgage-Ready This 2017? 5 Ways to Increase Your Loan Approval Chances

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Mortgage rates are always in a state of flux. Lenders and their mortgage guidelines vary. And if you’re buying a home this 2017, being mortgage-ready is the deal. Primp up your borrower profile to increase your chances of getting your mortgage application approved.Is today a good day for a  Read more

Getting a Mortgage? Know How Much You Can Afford

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Before going home shopping, knowing how much money you need to allocate for a home is essential, especially if you plan on getting financing. Now this part is tricky. While mortgagecalculators are easily available online, what you calculate on your own may have different results from how much the  Read more

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