25
Mar

America is Running Out of Homeowners Insurance

The cost of insuring a home is rising – here’s what you can do about it It’s becoming harder and insanely expensive to insure a home in America. With once-typical weather events growing more destructive, insurance giants have continued to increase their policy premiums. Some have even abandoned entire states, leaving residents fewer and costlier choices to protect against catastrophes.

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26
Apr

Protect Your Assets: The Benefits of Setting up a Trust

While there’s no harm in living in the moment, planning your finances ahead of time will be beneficial in the long run—especially estate planning. Do you know what will happen to your assets after you pass away? It can be a long and painful process if handled incorrectly, so that’s why The Roxburgh Group is here to help you keep

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27
Mar

Why You Shouldn’t Expect a Housing Crash in 2023

As we see the mortgage rates continue to climb, we know people are starting to assume the worst about the housing market. However, there are plenty of differences between today’s market and the housing bubble of 2008. Our team of real estate experts here at The Roxburgh Group have broken down what we are facing today and how we don’t

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14
Feb

5 Ways to Beat Your Budget

Do you have financial goals but don’t know where to start? Setting a budget is the first step to the stairwell of financial success. However, many people will create a budget and fail to stick to the parameters they’ve made. So much for a budget, right? Well, if you find it difficult to stick to your dedicated budget, consider these

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29
Apr

What to Avoid Once You’ve Applied for a Mortgage

Congratulations! You’ve found a home to buy and have applied for a mortgage! You are undoubtedly excited about the opportunity to decorate your new home! But before you make any big purchases, move any money around, or make any big-time life changes, consult your loan officer. They will be able to tell you how your decision will impact your home

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7
Mar

How to Prepare for Tax Season

Does the thought of tax season make you break out in hives? Fear no more! Dave Ramsey’s easy, step-by-step guide will help you prepare your taxes without even breaking a sweat! Most people dread this time of year because of all the filing and paperwork involved with taxes. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be that way! Preparing your taxes can actually

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22
Feb

Shared Equity Programs – Helping Buyers Put Down 20%

Down payment assistance is a hot topic in the mortgage industry right now, especially for first-time home buyers who struggle to provide a 20% down payment. Although a 20% down payment is not required, there are advantages to putting such a large amount down. Shared equity programs are an emerging resource in the mortgage market that help home buyers reach the

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24
Jan

How Does the Tax Reform Effect YOU in 2019?

Just when you were starting to get comfortable with your annual chore of tax filing, things changed. The 2018 tax reform bill hit the scene. Over the past year, you’ve heard about updates ranging from tax rates to deductions . . . and your head is spinning. Not that you’ve ever loved tax season (who does?), but now you’re really dreading it.

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7
Jan

What are Loan Limits and Why do You Care?

What are Loan Limits? A conforming home loan is one that meets, or “conforms” to, certain guidelines set forth by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Freddie and Fannie are government-sponsored enterprises that purchase mortgages. When a loan meets the purchasing criteria used by Freddie and Fannie, it is said to be a conforming loan. There are various criteria used to define

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20
Nov

Watch Out for Budget Breakers this Holiday Season

As we head into the holiday season with the endless gift lists and sudden sales, emotional spending is at an all-time high. All of the sudden you look around, your budget is busted and you might have even spent your savings or gotten yourself into debt. Here are some emotional purchases that might make your holidays a little less merry:

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