Austin White
Where to Learn Home Improvement Skills
Your home is an investment and knowing how to properly maintain it makes good financial sense. By learning easy home repair, you can save money on home maintenance repairs and upgrades. You also have more control over your home projects…
Read MoreNew Jersey Police and Firefighter Mortgage Program
As an active police officer, I understand the potential stresses and financial burdens our everyday heroes go through on a daily basis. With the increased medical coverage and pension contributions over the past few years, many of our paychecks are…
Read MoreHousing Costs: Turning Your Biggest Expense into Your Biggest Saving
Housing is by far the average American homeowner’s biggest expense. Of course, household expenses can fluctuate – transportation costs slip when the price of oil drops or the cost of food rises based on weather and crop yields. But, monthly mortgage costs are often double that of energy or other expenses.
Read More23 Ways to Save Money on Groceries
Believe it or not the cost of groceries has declined over the last year. Depending on where you shop, you might not have noticed the change. But, even with prices coming down, the cost of putting good healthy food on the table for you and your family can be prohibitive.
Read MoreCoaching – Knowledge versus Awareness
When it comes to increasing performance and finding the balance we all seek between our personal and professional challenges, there is a big difference between being aware of something and knowing something.
Read MoreEmbrace Your Inner Child
Until recently, coloring was deemed a mindless children’s activity primarily designed to aid toddlers and elementary-age children in the development of fine motor skills. Throughout the last few years, however, employee self-care has become an increasingly relevant workplace concern. As a result, the practice of coloring has surged in popularity as a useful adult stress-relief tool.
Read More10 Steps to Homeownership
Looking for a new home? We can give you a step by step path to follow.
Most often a prospective homebuyer’s first question is, “How much can I afford?” The answer many lenders provide better answers the question, “How much can I borrow?” Many lenders only consider what you are able to pay each month, then tell you how much you can borrow.
Read MoreFast Facts About the Housing Market
Fast Facts About the Housing Market for September 2017
Read MorePhone Apps I Can’t Live Without
These days, most of us are practically attached to our phones, so we might as well fill them with apps that could improve our quality of life in some way, right?
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