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How to improve your financial health in 2019

It’s always a good time to reassess financial goals and work toward improving your overall financial health. Continue reading How to improve your financial health in 2019

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Fit Finances
credit, Personal Finance

4 habits for fit finances

Are you feeling good about your finances? Or do phrases like “account balance,” “credit score” and “retirement savings” give you a twinge of anxiety? Continue reading 4 habits for fit finances

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Realtor.com Video - Boost your credit score
Home Buying, Personal Finance

Boost your credit score for a better rate

If you’re thinking of owning a home one day, now is the perfect time to start looking at your credit. Getting your credit in order is the first and most important step in buying a house. Check out this video and get helpful credit tips: Continue reading Boost your credit score for a better rate

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Home Buying & Credit
Home Buying, Personal Finance

House hunting and credit: What you need to know

By now it is something of a cliche to call homeownership the American dream. Continue reading House hunting and credit: What you need to know

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Home Buying

5 steps that can improve your credit score in 100 days or less

Low interest rates, a strong economy and the turn of the seasons are all causing the real estate market to heat up. Continue reading 5 steps that can improve your credit score in 100 days or less

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Cozy winter recipes for a house full of family Hosting holiday guests without a hotel: a home-prep checklist Since retiring a little over a year ago, I feel like I’m slowly turning into Big Mama from the movie Soul Food…lol! It’s nice having the time to really enjoy cooking and baking. Although, I reject the unhealthy version of the character. We tryin to live healthy over here. This is the 2nd time I’ve baked these oatmeal raisin cookies. Had to make a few without raisins for the non-raisin lovers and also made a few with chocolate chips. They came out so soft and chewy. This week’s baking project: Zucchini Bread w/chocolate chips & walnuts. Bread was easy to make and tasted great! Only thing is that the top browned quicker before the inside was done. Next time I’ll need to reduce temp by 25 degrees to 325 and bake a little longer. Family is enjoying my weekly baking. Who needs contaminated lettuce leaves, when you can make a Mediterranean cucumber salad…a perfect pairing with yellow rice, chicken thighs, tomatoes and garlic naan bread. Baked a maple pecan loaf and it didn’t turn out exactly how I imagined. I think my 1st mistake was using a recipe from Instagram.🙁 The loaf had more of a bread texture than cake, which is what I wanted. Hope my baker buddy Cary Cox can put me on the right path. I’ll keep trying until I get it right. Surprisingly, loaf got softer & more moist after I drizzled on the toasted pecan glaze and tasted good, especially with a scoop of organic salted caramel ice cream😋 Chocolate chip banana bread just because I can do whatever the hell I want to do during retirement, and becoming a better baker is one of those things…LOL Happy Earth Day! Our Power, Our Planet! Why Agents Are Moving Into Development Sales. With new construction and community launches, agents step into repeat inventory, builder relationships, longer-term pipelines, and income that scales beyond single transactions.
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