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Why You Should Update Your Will or Make One If You Haven't Already
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Your will explains how you want your assets distributed after your death and who you want to be your children’s guardian. Circumstances can change and the instructions you gave in the past may no longer be relevant. Review your will at least once a year to make sure it reflects your current relationships, assets and preferences.

Relationships May ChangeYou may get married, separated or divorced. You may have or adopt children, or other family members or friends may have or adopt children that y...
How to Choose a Storage Unit
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

If you’re trying to reduce the clutter inside your home or getting ready to move, a storage unit can be a helpful asset. There are options to choose from that can house everything from a few boxes of clothes and knick-knacks to appliances and cars. However, choosing between these options can be overwhelming. Use this guide to help you find the right storage unit for your possessions.

Types of storage

There are generally two types of storage units: self-storage and full-service. Each has its pr...
Money Skills Every High School Graduate Should Know
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Learning doesn’t stop after high school, especially when it comes to financial lessons that will set the stage for financial freedom for years to come.

If you’re getting ready to send your child off to college, the military or straight into a job, set them up for success by ensuring that they know the following money skills:

How to Use Credit WiselyGetting your first credit card after high school isn’t impossible, but it can be difficult. Parents can help by adding their child as an “authorized...
When Should You Start Saving for Your Children's College Education?
Terri Ditty 1 year ago

If you have or plan to have children, you want them to have a bright future and to be successful and financially secure. That may mean that you hope (or expect) that they will obtain a college degree. With tuition and other costs steadily climbing every year, many parents worry that they won’t be able to afford to pay for their children’s college education.

Set Clear PrioritiesBefore you start saving for college, you need to get your finances in order in other areas. Make sure you have an emerg...
Kitchen Floor Options: Best and Worst Choices
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Your kitchen floor gets a lot of wear and tear. It takes a beating from everything from shoes to spills. So what are the best and worst flooring materials for your kitchen? If you're moving into a new home or thinking of redesigning your current kitchen, here are a few things to consider.

Laminate: popular and durable

This may be the most popular type of flooring today, not just for the kitchen but throughout the house. Laminate has the look of hardwood but is much more durable. It is also easy...
6 Wawys to Overcome the Emotions of Selling a Home
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Selling your home can stir up a range of emotions you may not have expected. While you may feel excited about the opportunity to move into a new house, you may also experience feelings of sadness or loss as you prepare to sell your home. Use these tips to help overcome the wide range of emotions you may experience.

Confirm you’re ready

Whether you’re downsizing your space after retiring or upsizing to accommodate a growing family, you need to make sure you’re ready for the home-selling process....
An Informative Guide to Borrowing Against Your Life Insurance Policy
CENTURY 21 Select Group 2 years ago

Life insurance doesn’t have to only be used when you pass away. A permanent life insurance policy gains cash value, which is money you can withdraw while you’re still living.

The money you borrow from the policy reduces the death benefit of the policy if you don’t repay the loan while you’re living. If the loan isn’t paid back before the insured person passes away, the loan amount plus any interest owed is subtracted from the amount the beneficiaries would receive from the death benefit.

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