The House of Representatives passed yet another short-term re-authorization of the National Flood Insurance Program. The most recent extension will keep the program going through November 18. This is just the most recent in a series of short-term extensions to the NFIP. Apparently there are legislative efforts to extend the program for the next five […]
Inspecting a Home’s Attic
Inadequate insulation means that 10 to 50 percent of energy is lost through walls, ceilings and floors. Proper insulation helps lower energy bills by resisting heat loss. Where the interior of walls and ceilings is easily accessible, adding additional insulation can be a relatively inexpensive way to get a big return on energy savings. The […]
Choosing the Right Place to Live
Choosing the right city is important to your financial future. Richard Florida explains this, and how his creative class and lifestages were used in selecting the Kiplinger/Richard Florida 25 Best Cities… How important do you think choosing the right city is to your future? We’d love to hear your thoughts on this subject. Just click […]
Money Arguments – A Leading Cause of Divorce
In this economy, or any economy for that matter, couples often argue about finances, which often leads to divorce. Kiplinger Finance offers some suggestions for avoiding the money spats that often times end up becoming splinters in a marriage… Questions or comments about these suggestion? We’d love to hear from you. Use the comment link […]
Why Now is a Great Time to Sell a House
Selling a house in this economy has its challenges. A seller must make a careful assessment of the pros and cons of their property before they put in on the market. One question that must be answered right from the start is establishing whether now is the best time of the year to sell. Generally, […]
Homeowners and Renters Show Increased Interest in Homebuying
Despite the recession and declines in home prices, Americans still view homeownership as being important to the economy and the American family, according to the “Housing 360 Survey” conducted among more than 3,005 homeowners and renters across the U.S. “We thought people would be soured after watching home values fall but instead we found the […]
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