What to Know Before Buying a Condo November 10, 2020 • Andrew Sheldon • Mortgages Buying a condo might seem like buying a house. But there are some significant differences to take into consideration.
Buyer’s vs. Seller’s Market: What Does It Mean for Homebuyers? October 14, 2020 • Shantal Riley • Mortgages If you are ready to buy a house, how – and when – do you get the home you want at the best price?
How a Reverse Mortgage Can Get You Through Uncertain Times September 22, 2020 • Andrew Sheldon • Mortgages The benefits of a reverse mortgage can help you stay financially afloat and in the comfort of your own home.
How to Be the Best Mortgage Loan Candidate July 28, 2020 • AAA Staff • Mortgages Not having to worry about being approved for a mortgage gets you one step closer to your dream home.
How a Reverse Mortgage Can Give You a Comfortable Retirement April 24, 2020 • Andrew Sheldon • Mortgages A reverse mortgage can allow you to use the equity you've built up in your home to fund the retirement of your dreams.
Refinance Loans to Save Money While Staying Home April 10, 2020 • Andrew Sheldon • Savings Refinancing loans can be both a long and short-term money saver. But there are many things to consider before committing.
How to Calculate Your Net Worth May 19, 2019 • Robert Yaniz Jr • Savings A quick explainer of how to calculate your net worth and why it’s important to know.
Reasons to Refinance Student Loans: Pros and Cons April 15, 2019 • Shantal Riley • Student Lending Student loan refinancing can you help you to pay back your debt more efficiently, but there are a few positives and negatives to consider first.
Planning for Retirement Needs: 7 Common Myths That Will Wreck Your Retirement Preparation January 15, 2019 • Joanna Cutrara • Retirement Learn the truth about when to start planning for retirement, how much to save and more.
Lending Terms 101: A Lesson in Lending, Loans and Other Financial Topics January 8, 2019 • AAA Staff • Savings A refresher course on lending terms and phrases. Consider sharing with the college students and recent grads in your life – even the ones who think they know it all.
