by Brent Lyle | Oct 15, 2019 | Basics of Credit, Credit, Retirement & Investing |
Once a month I receive an email from my credit card company that my FICO score is ready for view. I usually open the app to check on my score, just to be aware, and then I don’t look back at the score until the next month. I’ll preface what I’m about to say by telling...
by Jasmin | Aug 22, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
Lately, with Your Money Line, I’ve found an increasing amount of participants in search of creative ways to pay off their debt. As of late, the most popular option seems to be using equity in a home to pay off other obligations. The justification for using equity to...
by Jasmin | Aug 14, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
What’s a backdoor Roth IRA and I should I have one? ———————— There seems to be a cycle of financial terms du jour, one of the latest being backdoor Roth IRAs. It’s been bantered about, especially targeted to those...
by Pete Dunn | May 13, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
I’m 27 with a solid job, a car payment, and some credit card debt. Every purchase I make, I now ask myself if it is necessary or will it make getting out of debt more difficult. My girlfriend of a year is also on board with this and has also made a commitment to save...
by Jasmin | Apr 19, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
This has been quite the year with my health. I’m in the middle of settling a lawsuit from a car accident so those will all be taken care of at some point. My question is this…I got a double whammy and had to replace the furnace and AC in January....
by Jasmin | Mar 21, 2019 | Budgeting, Housing, Retirement & Investing |
I just turned 54 and will likely pay off my home in just over 2 years if I continue to make the regular payments. I could pay off the balance ($34k) today, but that would take most of my savings. What are your thoughts on the best course of action? I have always...
