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Wealth Management: Private Banking

Did you know there is such a thing as private banking? You might if you hold more than $1 million in liquid assets. If you do, congratulations, you are considered a High Net Worth Individual (HNWI). When you fall into this category, you are eligible

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Types of Real Estate Investments

There are a number of different ways to earn money through real estate investments – it is comparatively easier than investing in the stock market and it has the potential to bring greater returns. And with fewer restriction and rules, the real estate market offers

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Tips to Increase the Value of Your Rental Property

When renovating and cleaning a rental property, it is often difficult to cut costs while maximizing your return on investment (ROI). Here are some relatively inexpensive tips that will help you improve the rental property, while maximizing its income potential. Clean and Repair before Replacing

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Thinking of Purchasing Property at an Auction?

Exploring opportunities for investing in real estate? Interested in buying a foreclosure at auction? Don’t miss out of some of the best deals on the market. Auctions can be intimidating places. A little basic knowledge and effective preparation will help buyers avoid unexpected property costs,

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Thinking of Buying a Vacation Home?

If you are looking to buy or sell a house, here are some real estate tips to help you negotiate an advantageous deal for all parties involved: Price it Right Price it high and negotiate down or price it low and look desperate. Perhaps those

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The Real Cost of Identity Theft

Online fraud and cyber related crimes are on the rise, affecting more lives and costing individuals and businesses more money each year. According to the US government, over 10 million Americans are the victims of identity theft each year. And with major company data breaches

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The Life Insurance Retirement Plan(LIRP)

A life insurance policy can be designed as a long-term growth for retirement income when your have the time to save for retirement, have maxed out your individual pension contributions on qualified plans or just want some supplemental savings. A private pension, a life insurance

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The ABCs of Building a Strong Retirement Plan

Whether you are just starting out in the workforce, switching jobs or preparing to retire, it’s time to get a firm grasp of the basics of saving for retirement. At some point, every working adult will have or need to have a retirement plan so

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The 8 Most Unexpected Costs of Owning a Home

The goal of homeownership is one that many of us aspire towards. But with all of that aspiration, very few of us are prepared for all that it entails. The transition between renting property and calling it your own is quite drastic with many elements

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Take Steps to Tackle Your Personal Debts

Most American families carry debt, whether it’s the $10,000 in credit card debt or the $60,000 in student loans, but at some point, the amount of debt can grow until it becomes unmanageable. It is possible to get out of debt quickly, but it requires

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Successful Negotiation Strategies for Buying Real Estate

From Type A personalities to diplomatic types, each of us has a personal negotiating style, however style is not the same as strategy. Your negotiating strategy will be based on your real financial capabilities, the current real estate market, the seller’s requirements and the property

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Smart Investment Ideas for College Students

When it comes to investing, whether it be stocks, bonds or real estate, time is money. The more time you give your money to grow, the better chance you have at earning profits which, when reinvested, compound to build you a bigger portfolio. College students

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Seasonal Trends in Real Estate

Are you a snowbird looking for a vacation home in warmer climates or a cabin close to your favorite ski resort? A first-time homebuyer looking for a quick sale at bottom prices? Or a seasoned real estate investor looking for your next rental property? Spring

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