Guest Post

These days, people are looking to save money where they can rather than blindly paying someone in industry to do things for them.  Conversely, time is money, so we obviously can’t outsource everything.  Here are a few different facets of everyday expenses and some thoughts on each: Investing – Whether to pay someone or manage […]

With the Fed projecting a low interest rate policy at least through 2014, that has done a few things.  Primarily, it has allowed the long end of the yield curve to drop quite a bit, reducing borrowing costs for borrowers, corporations and governments alike.  Conversely, it has wreaked havoc on projected pension returns and the […]

Macro Update and Commentary: If you haven’t noticed, the yield on the 10 Year Treasury has remained firmly below 2%, which has mortgage and refi rates at record lows as well.  Most people that had the capability to refinance in recent years probably have already, but for those that haven’t, it probably won’t get any […]

The following is a guest post on mortgage strategies while rates are at generational lows: It’s tough to ignore what’s going on with mortgage rates around the world right now. With Central Banks committed to keeping their lending rates low, mortgage rates, at least in most developed nations, continue to hover at generational lows.  There […]