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Finally, the threat of rising rates may give some homeownersincentive to refinance.
2.)
The stimulus checks also helped in some cases.
Start with as little as you’ve got the option to but commit to saving consistently.
An app likeDigitis popular for helping users save small amounts incrementally.
Digit’s website says the average user saves $2,200 a year through its app.
Membership is $5 per month after a free 30-day trial.
And it’s a good time to save, theoretically.
3.)
Behind on retirement savings?
The new contribution limit - which is tax deductible - will be $20,500.
4.)
Eyeing a new house?
“Rates will tick up,” says Kathy Braddock, Managing Director of William Raveis NYC.
OurCNET mortgage calculatorcan also help you better determine how much house you could afford.
5.)
Want to make more money?
That is, assuming you’ve been adding value and plan to stay with your company.
