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Yesterday was a classic example of Washington theater at its best. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer left a White House meeting with President Trump, found the TV cameras on the driveway, and announced they all agreed to put together a $2 trillion infrastructure bill. Of course, there are many details…
Read MoreI had the good fortune to see Hamilton last month. The audience reaction to songs about the American Revolution and establishing a national bank was almost as impressive as the show itself. I also watched two other emotionally charged three-hour productions in April. These weren’t Broadway musicals about government, though. They were Board of Trustee…
Read MoreAs a long-time baseball fan, I’m happy that my office moved closer to the Washington Nationals ballpark, where I expect to take in more games this year. But I’ll do so with some misgivings, in part because of how the Nationals and their former star Bryce Harper missed an opportunity. Not because Harper left DC…
Read MoreIf you currently have a Mortgage Loan, you have options for a cash out mortgage refinance that you may not know about. Your cash out refinance loan options can save you money in a variety of ways, from getting rid of credit cards to making improvements to your home that increase its value without adding…
Read MoreIn my new book, Fiscal Therapy: Curing America’s Debt Addiction and Investing in the Future, I show how to reduce federal debt in 2050 from a baseline projection of nearly 180 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) to less than 60 percent of GDP. My proposal would control federal entitlement programs (such as Social Security…
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As the 2019 draft drama unfolds, remember that surprises still happen, and great players can come from the American Football League, College, or other conferences and the drama only adds to the excitement.
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When Spring is rampant in the northern Hemisphere, I like to talk about buying your next home. That larger home or downsized home can make all the difference in your quality of life, if you outgrew your current home. If you are not able or ready to move, maybe what we should really talk about…
Read MoreTax Liens are no longer reported on Credit Reports on any of the Three Bureaus, Equifax, Experian or Transunion. In 2017, nineteen complainants filed against Equifax due to the harm suffered as a result of inaccurate tax lien information reported on their credit. In 2017 half of tax liens were removed, in 2018 all tax…
Read MoreIf you have an Adjustable Rate Mortgage, or ARM, you could be in for a rude awakening the next time it resets. ARM’s are currently resetting at rates near 5%, the highest rate since 2008. This could lead to a significant raise in your mortgage payments. With lower mortgage rates, it’s time to cut off…
Read MoreSometimes people in every business forget that not everyone knows the lingo of their industry. Since mortgage people are immersed in the terms all day, every day, sometimes the terms come out and fly right over the heads of the borrowers that need to know them the most. So we wanted to offer a refresher…
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