Recent Questions
1) If I have $0 equity in my house and the value of my
house goes up $10,000... how much has my networth
increased?
2) If I have $100,000 equity in my house and the value
of my house goes up $10,000...how much has my networth [...]
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I just got an offer letter from chase for $100,000 loan at 4.24 %, just because I'm in some database for having good credit. No closing costs! $50 annual fee. 3 year minimum commitment.
I am going to go through the math
If I borrow 100,000k and pu [...]
I have about $15000 in EE/I bonds that I'd like to cash in and put into my kids' 529 plan. Is this possible without triggering a taxable event? If so, is there anything I need to do before/after selling the bonds?
i have a question concerning the comparison report catagories:
whats the difference between "median" and "average"?
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I'm having an internal debate about where to store my eFunds. What do you think? Is it better to sacrifice interest earnings at an internet bank for easy access from a local brick and mortar?
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Curious if any people currently renting with money to buy are still choosing to rent, and why. I am. Everyone thinks I'm crazy for not buying now, but I've run the numbers, and for my family, buying now will not help our financial picture.
Spouse and I are beginning to entertain the idea of having kids... How has having children affected your finances? Any regrets?
We're currently saving around $1K a month. We have a mortgage that is 5.875% and $2.5K student debt at 5.5% - not really planning on paying either of them off. We are building a cushion of 6 months' living costs right now plus an extra $8K for expected r [...]
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Interested in a new townhome where the seller would contribute 6% of the sales price as incentives. The one thing they won't do is dilute their asking price since they'd have a hard time explaining it to their lender and former purchases. That's not my pr [...]
As of August my fiance and I will have all of our wedding expenses out of the way and all of our debt paid off. At that point, we'll begin earnestly saving towards a down payment on a home.
We plan to be saving for about 1-2 years before we're ready to [...]
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