The way the laurels are falling at his feet, you would almost think new UNLV men’s basketball coach Dave Rice had built a winning legacy as a head coach.
Not properly defining and separating your business finances from your personal finances could have consequences that stretch well beyond your business.
Extreme coupon shopping is much in the news. After the first installment of the new TLC series “Extreme Couponing” aired early this month, my in box quickly filled. Here’s a sample:
A gorgeous local-quarried granite countertop. Bamboo floors that didn’t destroy a tropical forest. A xeriscape of drought-tolerant plants that don’t guzzle water. All are green-home features that don’t just offer visual appeal but should be among the tipping points for sellers to sway potential buyers to their home versus another.
I want to take advantage of today’s lower interest rates, but regardless of whom I speak with no one will talk to me once I mention that I have lender paid mortgage insurance. I have a principal balance of $217,0000; the property is worth roughly $180,000, and I expect to keep owning the property for at least several years. Got any suggestions? Or is the lender paid mortgage insurance truly a deal-breaker?
The Federal Housing Administration wants to stay flush. One step it’s taking is increasing its annual mortgage insurance premium by 25 basis points on 30-year and 15-year mortgages. The change takes effect April 18.
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