Archive for the ‘Budgeting’ Category
First Hints of Recovery
Over the past year it seems like all we’ve heard in the news is nothing but the status of the economy. Is it getting better or is it getting worse? I read this article just the other day and thought I’d pass it along to you. I’ll forewarn you that it’s a lot of statistics, but if you take just a minute and read through it, you’ll realize that Utah is doing a lot better than most states. I hope you enjoy!
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Our Compliments
In addition to providing you with sound mortgage advice, every now and again we’d like to share with you raving reviews of products that have made our lives and this website work and thrive. We hope you enjoy!
We’ll begin with WordPress, what a phenomenal product! If you’ve never heard of WordPress, you’ve been missing out. We first started using WordPress on our very first blog and quickly decided to roll it over to our website. If you want to get a taste of what WordPress is like go to www.wordpress.com and get yourself a FREE blog and check it out.
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Making the Golden Years Golden
With the number of seniors growing at a rapid rate, reverse mortgage loans have grown in popularity. For many homeowners, this loan provides opportunities to stay in a home when financial circumstances may not otherwise allow. Not only will a reverse mortgage provide freedom from burdensome mortgage payments, it can also help to provide supplemental income to seniors with sufficient equity in their homes. Below are key points to know about reverse mortgage loans:
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Opportunity Knocking
Bruce Lefavi is a best selling author, nationally syndicated radio talk show host, and President, Lefavi Wealth Management. He is a personal friend of mine and I have invited him to share monthly articles on our website. I know that you will find his information valuable and applicable. I hope you enjoy!
Opportunity Knocking
I just came back from a visit to Jamaica, and I’m sure I have your sympathy. Honestly, in my opinion, is not a fun place. Safety is a major concern and crime is an unfortunate result of poor choices made in the past by the government to bail out their financial sectors in the 90′s. These are the kind of bad decisions that inevitably kill economies.
Ring in the New
As we celebrate a new decade, I want to say thank you for your continued support, and share with you our vision for 2010. It is often said that challenging times build character. The past two years have certainly been character building for me as a mortgage advisor and the owner of a small mortgage company. If ever there was an industry marked by a target, it is the mortgage industry. Given the immense amount of scrutiny and regulatory change, I am blessed to be one of the 40% who has survived in a profession that has lost 60% of its workforce. With continued changes and interest rate volatility, 2010 will likely be another interesting year.
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