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Tax Breaks for Homeowners: Your Yearly Guide to Credits and Deductions

Homeownership has a lot of benefits, including the potential to lower your tax bill. Before you dive in and explore the potential tax savings available to you as a homeowner, it's important to understand the difference between a tax credit and a tax deduction. Though both save you money at tax time, credits and deductions work differently to help keep money in your pocket.

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Teacher-Friendly Mortgages: Home Financing Solutions That Make the Grade

Help teachers and education professionals take advantage of mortgage solutions designed to support their specific needs.

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Thanksgiving Cheat Sheet: How Long are Leftovers Good For?

How do you keep Thanksgiving leftovers fresh for longer? Here's how to turn a fridge full of leftovers into meals for months to come.

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The 20% Down Payment Myth

Some mortgage advice is helpful, and some is just plain wrong. An example of bad advice is the down payment myth. A 20% down payment isn't always needed!

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The Benefits of FHA Loans

Homeownership is an essential piece of the American Dream, and the FHA backs FHA loans so prospective homeowners without the capital to achieve that dream.

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The Benefits of Government-Insured Home Loans

Government Insured Home Loans come with low and no down payment options, credit score leniency, and easier qualification requirements. Apply now!

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