However, they’re still very low from a historical point of view, with the normal being over 5.5%
Why the increase?
1. The Fed is going to stop bolstering the housing market
2. The economy is no longer reeling
3. 3.3% rates were unprecedented
For a deeper discussion of this, click on the link below
I make no secret of the fact that I’m a huge Lord of the Rings fan, along with the prequel The Hobbit.
Not that I’m counting or anything, but there are only 224 days left until December 13th, when “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” opens in theaters.
If you’ve read this far down in the newsletter, you have no one to blame but yourself for this random piece of information.
I’ll keep you posted as the year unfolds.
Lou Barnes from Boulder West believes prices have bottomed out, even if “a recovery is something else”.
Good, interesting article. Be sure to click on it.
I care about you, your family, and your property. I want you to be safe.
Here are 7 Mistakes that can make you a target for burglary
1. Leaving the burglar alarm off when you’re running out for a few minutes
2. Posting detailed alarm signs
3. Hiding valuables in the bedroom
Every wondered what the 2008 Financial Crisis was all about? The Big Short by Michael Lewis is a good, gripping book that explains much of it. I highly recommend it.
But what are some of the lessons we can take from this crisis as outlined in the book?
That’s what this week’s video is about.
Take 4 minutes to watch/listen to it.
After more than three decades advising families and business owners, Michael Brady has seen that the most meaningful financial success comes from alignment.
This short guide shares five principles that help investors move from reactive decisions to intentional wealth stewardship.
A complimentary resource from Generosity Wealth Management