Investing in property can be confusing. Figuring out the where, when, how, and why of your investment choices may seem like an insurmountable task. Mortgagedex.com has created an infographic entitled “Rent vs Buy: Where Should You Invest?” detailing some of the newest trends in real estate, include where you should – and shouldn’t – own…
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Read More Maximize Cash Flow with AP/AR ProcessesThis infographic displays some of the most important factors you should consider when buying a new home. When you have found your dream home, consider applying for a mortgage from Citizens Bank to finance the purchase.
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How Does The Average Canadian Household Spend Its Earnings?
In celebration of Canada Day 2011, Columnfivemedia taking a closer look at how Canadian families spend their money. This infographic done together by columnfivemedia with Mint, shows the breakdown based on the most recent government data.
Read More How Does The Average Canadian Household Spend Its Earnings?If you have taken a credit card or think of applying for another one, the bank checks your credit score before issuing a credit loan or a credit card. There are many factors that can give you a bad credit score and reject your request for a credit card. In this infographic titled, “What Hurts…
Read More What Hurts Your Credit Score?