Mortgage Rates: What Just Happened?
Mortgage rates are increasing – how will this impact the real estate market? Find out with Diversified.
Mortgage rates are increasing – how will this impact the real estate market? Find out with Diversified.
Interest rates on the rise – what does that mean for your savings accounts? Find out in this blog from Diversified.
Setting a budget is a good habit. Learn who needs to create a budget, and who doesn’t with Diversified.
What’s a budget – and when should you budget? Learn the ins and outs of budgeting with Diversified and see if you need one of your own.
There’s an easy way for almost everyone to save money, and it involved cancelling subscriptions you are no longer using – learn more!
Cash is king – there’s a reason why most people prefer a cash payment. Learn why with Diversified.
Speaking of kids, here’s a funny anecdote that happened to me the other day. My middle child, Belly, is a free-spirited six-year-old who hates wearing clothes. Now, she’s starting kindergarten remotely through zoom, so naturally she has to wear clothing. The other day she puts on a nice shirt, but she’s still in her underwear. “No one can see it,” she said. I couldn’t help but laugh. This is literally everyone’s dream at some point—showing up to school to realize you’re in your underwear.
A few years ago my brother owed me money for some wine. I said to him, “Hey man, just send it to me by Paypal.” He said, “Paypal? I only have Venmo. What is your Venmo info?” I responded, “Venmo? I only have Paypal. Who doesn’t have Paypal?”
The beginning of a new college semester always makes me nostalgic. I remember my four amazing years at the University of Delaware. As a young, innocent finance major, I recall that amazing feeling each time when I went back to school. (I even remember the tears driving home after graduation.) They were great and hopeful times for me, even with so much uncertainty looking forward.
Whether you’re a professional, executive, or a retiree, we all have one thing in common: Cash! Regardless of how much you have, most keep their cash in a stodgy bank account where it barely grows. With interest rates on the rise, now seemed a great time for a revisit this topic.