Nope, we are not #1 in the mortgage industry by any stretch of the imagination, yet. According to the last published report by the Nationwide

We are a consumption society built around consumerism. For most, checking out cars and always upgrading to a new model every few years seems to

Long before there was a “Keeping up with the Kardashians, Americans were focused on “Keeping up with the Joneses.” For those who don’t know, ‘Keeping

You read that right. Unlike the famous idiom that reads, “All’s well that ends well,” – that a person can forget about how unpleasant or

We are indeed living in unprecedented times. Summer vacations and camp experiences typically the highlight for so many during the year, have been compromised or

It is rare, although not uncommon, for you to speak with someone who truly loves what they do. If you find that person, and they

As of the writing of this article, the Dow was down over 700 points, and the S&P dropped over 80 points, as stocks were pressured

For most children, this week concludes a very unique year of schooling. Students and faculty were challenged like never before to work in remote environments

This Tuesday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced that he is formally lifting the “Stay-at-Home” order he installed in New Jersey approximately three months ago.

In 1995, National Homeownership Week began as an initiative of President William Clinton’s administration to increase homeownership across the nation. President George W. Bush expanded

It is not uncommon to speak to potential home buyers, and to discuss different financial strategies, including funding the “traditional” twenty-percent down payment, to avoid

Over ten percent of existing mortgages are currently in forbearance, or some kind of payment deferment plan, according to the latest report by Black Knight