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Managing Your Child Care Expenses
Most people preparing for their first baby are shocked and even dismayed to learn just how high childcare costs can be. According to Care.com’s 2021 Cost of Care survey, weekly
Additional Financial Home Buying Obligations
You have found your dream home in the perfect neighborhood for you and your family. You have even determined that you will be able to afford the monthly mortgage payments
Buying vs Renting a Home
Does it make more sense to rent than to buy? That has been a long-running debate in this country. However, the question is flawed: There is no correct answer. There
Down Payment Strategies for First-Time Home Buyers
The idea of buying a first home is exciting. However, coming up with a sizable down payment can feel like an impossible task. That is especially true when many lenders
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Employed Again? Do These Things First
As the pandemic continues, unemployment rates have begun to decrease. According to the Bureau of Labor, as of November 2021, the unemployment rate was at 4.2 percent. So, if you
Financial literacy will help Florida’s kids develop healthy habits with money | Opinion
With studies showing personal spending skyrocketing while personal savings drop, particularly in metro areas such as Miami — notorious for flashing Ferraris and cash — it’s important to consider the
DAY 21: IFW’s 21 Day Financial Refresh & Revitalization Challenge
DAY 21 April is ‘Financial Literacy Month’ and The IFW wants YOUR Financial Life to be in its best shape ever! In honor of Financial Literacy Month, the IFW has
Fixed Rate vs Adjustable Rate Mortgages
You are ready to apply for a mortgage. Your question? Should you take out a fixed-rate loan or an adjustable rate? As with most mortgage questions, there is no one correct