Cybersecurity and wire fraud breaches remain valid threats in the real estate industry, despite available precautions. In fact, wire fraud was the No. 1 type of fraud in 2016, causing $50 billion in losses, according to PointPredictive's Chief Fraud Strategist Frank McKenna. Worse yet, wire fraud losses happen... Read More >
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(TNS)—If you can afford it, it might be simple to pay off your mortgage earlier. But should you? That's a complicated question. Homeowners with low mortgage rates may be better off putting extra money in a Roth IRA or 401(k), both of which might offer a higher return than paying off the mortgage. ...
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Cybersecurity and wire fraud breaches remain valid threats in the real estate industry, despite available precautions. In fact, wire fraud was the No. 1 type of fraud in 2016, causing $50 billion in losses, according to PointPredictive's Chief Fraud Strategist Frank McKenna. Worse yet, wire fraud losses happen...
Did you know that, this year, 74 percent of all content online will be video? Marketing with it is a must, according to Marki Lemons Ryhal, a social...
(TNS)—If you can afford it, it might be simple to pay off your mortgage earlier. But should you? That's a complicated question. Homeowners with low mortgage rates may be better off putting extra money in a Roth IRA or 401(k), both of which might offer a higher return than paying off the mortgage. ...
