August 2019
What Influences Mortgage Rates and Refinancing?
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 26th, 2019And could we ever see negative mortgage rates in the U.S.?
With interest rates on 30-year fixed rate mortgages now down to about 3.75%, many homeowners want to eliminate their current, more costly loans. In fact, the Federal National Mortgage Association expects refinancing to account for up to 30% of 2019’s new mortgage business.
Advance Directives: Part 2 - Health Care Issues
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 26th, 2019Is It Time To Consider Gold & Precious Metals?
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 20th, 2019With so much going on in the world these days, it's easy to overlook the developments in the precious metal markets. Even as governments continue to devalue currencies, central banks across the globe have been accumulating gold. Should investors start considering a small allocation in precious metals as well?
The Social Security Fund Might be Dry in 16 Years
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 15th, 2019Which Countries Have The Most Trade Agreements?
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 14th, 2019Acquaint Grown Children With Your Affairs
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 14th, 2019Top 15 Money Management Tips
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 6th, 2019We all have our own unique relationship with money. We certainly have our own unique way of both spending and saving money.
However, if you’re ready to start putting some money aside, or looking for tips on money management, or even the best way to pay your bills, the following tips may provide a little bit of help:
Establishing Goals for Your Estate Plan
Submitted by Reed Financial Group on August 5th, 2019Most people think estate planning is only for wealthy people. Certainly, the 55% of Americans who died without a will thought so, even though all of their estates ended up in probate court subject to the laws of the state. Sadly, the surviving families were thrust into a situation that resulted in unnecessary distress, expense and, for many of them, devastating financial consequence