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February 4, 2021 8:00 am
Alex Noga
You could say that the year 2020 was like a bull in a China shop. Businesses were forced to close, parents became teachers to their now “homeschooled” children, and working from home became the new norm. But what does all of this have to do with your taxes? Depending on your particular situation, there might […]
2021 – The Year for Homeowners
January 7, 2021 8:00 am Alex Noga
Low Interest Rates, Big Savings
2020 may have been the year of the pandemic, but 2021 is the year for current and prospective homeowners. Whether you’re looking to relocate, buy your first home or refinance, there is no better time than now. The period of COVID-19 has presented some new and hopeful opportunities in the housing market. While you may […]
Holiday Game Plan: Operation Budgeting and Saving
December 3, 2020 8:00 am Alex Noga
Tips on not overspending this holiday season and getting a head start on 2021 saving
This year has been one of many ups and downs in all areas of life, and that kind of unpredictability can put a damper on the saving goals that were set at the beginning of 2020. Now, the holiday season has snuck up on us, and many people are currently in full financial panic mode […]
No Spend November? No Problem!
November 5, 2020 8:00 am Alex Noga
Tips on avoiding holiday debt and gaining back your financial stability
The holidays can be a financially stressful time for everyone. Did you know that nearly 134 million Americans will go into debt during the holiday season? One great strategy for keeping your holiday spending under control and your finances in check is a No Spend November—one month of only making purchases for must-haves and cutting […]
Cars & the Coronavirus: What you Need to Know about Buying or Refinancing a Vehicle during COVID-19
October 1, 2020 10:06 am Alex Noga
We’ve spent months hearing about how the coronavirus has impacted the food and service industry, fitness facilities, and schools. But what about auto? While we were told to stay at home in early 2020, Americans still needed to drive to and from essential businesses. But the COVID-19 pandemic altered the business of cars. That new […]
Without a Paycheck During Coronavirus? 4 Tips for Staying Financially Healthy
September 3, 2020 8:00 am Alex Noga
For the past six months Americans have grappled with the astronomical effects of COVID-19. This pandemic has had a roaring impact on our health and finances, with over 10 million Americans having lost their jobs in the first two weeks that our economy shut down. Luckily, the U.S. is beginning to bounce back financially; but […]
4 Sneaky Expenses That Are Often Overlooked When Buying a Home
August 6, 2020 8:00 am Alex Noga
Summertime is notorious for fun in the sun, but with mortgage rates currently at a historic low, maybe you should consider hunting for “for sale” signs instead of your next bathing suit. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or looking to upgrade or downsize, now is a great time to consider buying a home. It can […]
