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Prospective borrowers who are looking into mortgages or other financing options have likely heard the phrase “debt-to-income (DTI) ratio” — which may cause them to ask, “what is DTI and why does it matter?” Despite the name, debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is often expressed as a percentage and is one of the multiple factors that can… Read more »
In the United States, nearly 3% of a home’s annual income goes towards electricity bills. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), American households spent nearly $118 per month on electricity in 2020, which averages to an annual cost of over $1,400. And with the EIA projecting a 6% increase in electricity costs by… Read more »
Healthcare and medical expenses can add up rather quickly, which means it’s essential to be financially prepared — which can be done by opening a health savings account (HSA). An HSA is a type of savings account that holds pre-taxed money. The money saved in an HSA can be used to cover current or future… Read more »
Online and mobile banking apps allow for budgeting, sending, transferring, and paying bills to be done from virtually anywhere. As a result, more people are using mobile devices such as iPads to manage their finances. But as this becomes the norm, many are starting to wonder if it is safe to do online banking on… Read more »
Abiding by a monthly budget plan is often seen as restrictive when it can be financially liberating and make personal financial goals more achievable. Those with a well-planned budget can track where their money is going and eliminate unnecessary expenses at very little personal sacrifice — good budgets make room for both needs and wants…. Read more »
Planning for retirement may not seem important now because it’s so far into the future. But the reality is, the earlier one starts to save, the better. This is because money in a retirement account compounds — or accumulates, more interest over time. The key to being able to retire in comfort is allotting enough… Read more »
The process of buying a house can be overwhelming, especially for first-time homebuyers. To streamline the homebuying process, this guide compiles the tips first-time homebuyers need to know, from prequalification to closing and every step in between. Step 1. Analyze Finances to Set a Budget It is important for first-time homebuyers to assess their finances…. Read more »
Investing, particularly in the stock market, can seem too costly and risky — especially for young investors. But if done strategically, it can be a great way to grow one’s personal finances. And some of the best investment opportunities don’t require a lot of capital to get started. However, accumulating wealth through investing does take… Read more »
It’s easy to lose track of your personal finances, especially as using debit or credit cards rather than cash to make purchases has become increasingly common. The ability to complete transactions with a card has led to the rise of unhealthy financial habits, like overdrafting or spending beyond the balance in one’s checking account. A… Read more »
Finance, just like the economy, is an ever-changing landscape, making it hard for many to navigate. But there are some age-old rules about money that are always dependable, right? Not necessarily. Many financial planning guidelines once considered unfailing have since become financial myths, irrelevant to today. Basing decisions on these outdated or inaccurate personal finance… Read more »
