Even before COVID, expensive healthcare costs had many Americans wondering what happens if you don’t pay medical bills. If you’re struggling with medical bill debt, from emergency hospital stays or simply as a result of regularly scheduled doctor’s office visits, whether those bills are COVID-related or not, there may be long lasting damage’s from not […]
Divorce & Finances: How to Financially Prepare for Divorce
Nobody wants to think about getting divorced, and planning for an emergency scenario or major life event is hard enough as it is without juggling divorce and finances simultaneously. The unnerving reality of relationships, however, is that, statistically speaking, one third of marriages will end in divorce — and the divorce rate in 2020 may […]
Quarterly Investor Update – Q3 2020
HELOC vs. Second Mortgage: What’s the Difference?
It’s a common question, what’s the difference between a HELOC vs second mortgage? The short answer is, not a whole lot aside from verbiage. A second mortgage is another loan taken against your property that’s already mortgaged. You’ll be borrowing again, not to buy a home this time, but against your home by using the […]
HELOC: How Big Should Your Emergency Fund Be To Get Through the Rest of 2020
This year has already asked many complicated questions. Now that we’re halfway through 2020 and over six months into the pandemic, one of the question you might be asking yourself is about the size of your emergency fund. Having an emergency fund may help to ensure that you and yours are provided for, regardless of […]
