Resource Center

“I want to talk about how the equity in my house can figure into my retirement plans,” Gina from Minnesota told us. “All that cash will just be sitting there and I should be able to make it work for me.”

“We didn’t want to call because we knew what you were going to say,” is how Ray & Ana from Arizona opened the conversation with us. Their business had been hit hard by the last economic downturn and they had turned to credit cards to keep up with the bills.

In our efforts to communicate with you, we often pick a dry subject: the definition of a mortgage, the difference between a refinance and a new home loan, home-to-loan value, credit score, rates and a variety of other pertinent, albeit objective topics. All are important to be sure; you can’t have too much knowledge of something so important.