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Creating Your Best Money Year Ever – Part 1

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

Creating Your Best Money Year Ever – Part One One of the primary reasons many people do not achieve financial success is they have never stopped to define what it is that a “successful” financial picture looks like for them. … Continue reading →

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It’s Time To Review YOUR Debt Elimination Plan!

Posted on October 27, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

What’s that you say? — You don’t have a specific plan to know exactly when you’ll be debt free or a strategy to get debt free faster and easier? Here’s the problem… While most homeowners only go through the mortgage “borrowing” process … Continue reading →

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The Three Considerations for Making All Investment Decisions

Posted on October 20, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

The Three Considerations for Making All Investment Decisions   Over the past month we have been discussing the new location, location, location as it relates to your cash and cash flow. We have already broken down the different types of investing we … Continue reading →

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A Common Tax Question for Homeowners

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

Tax time is upon us.  Our goal is to help you minimize taxes, and maximize savings, so here is just one of the common questions we hear homeowners asking: Question:  I refinanced my principal home last year and paid points. What … Continue reading →

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The BorrowSMART Strategy #2 – Managing Your Cash Flow (Over Time)

Posted on January 14, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

How might our managing your mortgage and liabilities help increase your assets over time?  Let’s look at how most families spend their hard earned money. Lifestyle Today vs. Lifestyle Tomorrow Looking at the picture to the right, representing the average … Continue reading →

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Stop Digging – The First Step to More Money in 2014

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

It is a New Year, and that also means there are new opportunities to make significant progress toward your goals!  But take this to heart:  famous investment guru and billionaire Warren Buffett once said that if you find yourself in … Continue reading →

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Take the Smart Perspective When Buying a House – A BorrowSMART Strategy

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Trevor Hammond

To be sure you make the smartest decisions when buying a new house, it is important that you go into the process with the right perspective.  We call this the “House vs. Home Perspective”.  At Aspire Mortgage Group, this is … Continue reading →

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Blind Spot #4: Lack of a Wealth Team

Posted on December 18, 2013 by Trevor Hammond

Who do you have in your life to help you make important money decisions every month or every year to help you build wealth for your future to enjoy more money less stress and more life? We need a solid … Continue reading →

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Blind Spot #3: Storing Money Efficiently

Posted on December 11, 2013 by Trevor Hammond

Because we don’t fully understand how money works, we often end up storing it in the wrong places.  As money flows into the household, families are not educated on how to prioritize where their hard-earned money should go.  Pre-pay debt … Continue reading →

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