Month: November 2020

Getting SplitReady Episode 30.3: College Financial Aid for the Divorced Parents

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Let’s talk financial aid for college students. When you are a divorced parent or in the process of a divorce, navigating the FAFSA application can be difficult. It’s better to apply for FAFSA sooner rather than later so you can get more from the college. So, how do you file for FAFSA when you are …

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Mortgage Interest Rates Forecast: When Should You Lock Your Rate?

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How Rates Move: Conventional and Government (FHA and VA) lenders set their rates based on the pricing of Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) which are traded in real time, all day in the bond market. This means rates or loan fees (mortgage pricing) moves throughout the day, being affected by a variety of economic or political …

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