Jesse Mullen Mortgages

It’s easy for some people to be pessimistic about retirement. With kids to put through school, a mortgage to pay off, the rising cost of everything and growing credit card debt, many people ignore retirement planning and hope for the best. Even if you’ve already started saving, it’s hard to be confident when stock markets are volatile and interest rates are low. But believe it or not, there’s a large group of retirees who are feeling fine about retirement. Here are 5 habits of confident retirees... https://www.youtube.com/embed/BUluIwIW1Vs?rel=0;autoplay=1

OK, today we’re going to talk about how you can change your life by getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. Imagine what would happen if you kept your workouts to the same easy exercises you’ve done a million times before. Your strength certainly wouldn’t increase much, would it? Which is why, if we want to get stronger, we have to push ourselves beyond our comfort level with new exercises and more reps. It’s the same in the rest of your life. Here’s how to create your breakthrough https://www.youtube.com/embed/qpuvzEheSng?rel=0;autoplay=1

If you have kids and/or nephews or nieces, today's video is especially for you. According to SavingForCollege.com, the cost of a four-year public university education (for in-state residents, excluding housing and supplies), is projected to be $95,000 by the time today's newborns graduate from high school. But if you start planning while your kids are young, the costs can still be affordable. Plus, you'll save them from being burdened with thousands of dollars in student loan debt! Here are a few ways to start saving... https://www.youtube.com/embed/_ckVc9hXoAo?rel=0;autoplay=1

OK, today we're going to talk about an unfortunate but common challenge that many homeowners face. You see, when you and your partner get together and jointly buy a house, it’s only natural to assume everything will be happily ever after. But the sad truth is many relationships eventually end in separation, and that can have a dramatic impact on your mortgage. Here are some potential scenarios to consider... https://www.youtube.com/embed/vLcs81vEHxs?rel=0;autoplay=1

As you may know, credit reporting agencies collect all the data on your loans, lines of credit and credit cards to create your credit report and calculate your credit score. This information is then used by lendersincluding mortgage lendersto determine whether you’re a good credit risk. What many people don’t realize is that cellphone bill payments can also have an effect on credit rating. Here's how your cell phone impacts your credit.. https://www.youtube.com/embed/LYPUFKCpI7w?rel=0;autoplay=1