The PCE Index has remained above the Federal Reserve’s target and continues to be the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure for tracking inflation. Although the latest reading was not significantly above expectations, when considered … [Continue reading]
What Homeowners Should Know Before Removing Mortgage Insurance
Mortgage insurance can make homeownership accessible with a smaller down payment, but many homeowners eventually wonder whether it can be removed. The answer depends on the type of mortgage you have, your loan balance, property value, payment … [Continue reading]
How a Large Down Payment Can Affect More Than Your Monthly Payment
When buying a home, it is natural to assume that putting as much money down as possible is always the best financial decision. A larger down payment can provide meaningful advantages, but it also affects more than the size of your monthly mortgage … [Continue reading]
Why the Amount You Qualify For May Be Different From What You Should Spend
Getting approved for a mortgage can be exciting, especially when you discover how much financing may be available to you. But the maximum amount you qualify to borrow and the amount you are personally comfortable spending are not necessarily the … [Continue reading]
What Happens to Your Mortgage When Property Taxes Are Reassessed?
A fixed-rate mortgage provides predictability because your interest rate and principal-and-interest payment remain consistent. However, that does not necessarily mean your total monthly housing payment will stay exactly the same. Property taxes can … [Continue reading]
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