Tag: Mortgage Payments
Banks Are Latest Industry to Try Optimized Pricing
TUSHAR MATHUR HAD every reason to expect Bank of America’s best deal on a mortgage. After all, the 31-year-old software developer kept a checking account and a credit card with the giant consumer bank. He had a ridiculously high credit score — 785 — and was willing to make a 20% down payment on a [...]
Posted: October 14th, 2008 under Banks, Equity Line Of Credit, Loans, Money, Personal Finance.
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Is Low-Cost Health Insurance Worth It?
Infomercial king Billy Mays, known for screaming about the wonders of cleaning solutions Kaboom!, OxiClean, and other household products, is now starring in a commercial for what he calls “the most important product I’ve ever endorsed:” health insurance. The bearded salesman started pitching iCan Benefit Group’s “health insurance that you can actually afford” in May [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2008 under Health Insurance, Money, Personal Finance.
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New Mortgage-Related Tax Breaks for 2007
Two New 2007 Tax Breaks Help Homeowners Struggling With Mortgage Payments
In a year of bad mortgage news, there’s a bright spot or two for homeowners: Foreclosure comes with a tax break, and 2007 mortgage insurance payments may be tax-deductible.Congress acted on both provisions late last year, extending the mortgage insurance deduction for three more years [...]
Posted: January 20th, 2008 under Loans, Money, Mortgage Lending, Real Estate.
Tags: Adjustable Mortgages, Adjustable Rate Mortgages, Borrower Defaults, First Nine Months, First Time Buyers, First Time Homebuyers, Government Mortgage, Homeowners Insurance, Insurance Payments, Moderate Income Homeowners, Mortgage Finance Publications, Mortgage Insurance Companies, Mortgage News, Mortgage Payments, Mortgage Protection Insurance, New Mortgage, New Tax Break, Private Lenders, Residential Mortgage Business, Teaser Rates
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