Jennifer Larson

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This is your one stop destination for money and savings, credit score tips, real estate, lending advice, and more. If it’s finance and helps you buy a house, it’s here!

  • Easy and Fast Ways to Build Credit

    This is for everyone who has no credit, bad credit, okay credit, or is deeply repairing their credit. If you have no credit you have probably struggled with getting a credit profile established; but in 2024, there are finally good ways that build credit in a couple of months and help you establish a profile…

  • It’s here!!!!!

    My Homebuyer Savings and Debt Pay Down Plan is here and ready!!! This is a key step to getting started on the home buying process when you’re not ready for a couple of years but want to get started saving and improving your credit. Finances and credit take years to build so get this guide…

  • Coming Soon

    I am updating my Standard and Beginner Savings Plans and will put them in a guide to download and a free ebook and follow with worksheets and tips for credit building as well. They will contain various ways to track your spending, where to put your savings to get the most out of your money…

  • I’m Broke and I Need to Save Money

    Start with my Beginner Savings Plan and grow $1200 every year plus extra interest on this account. ⬇️ Email me for an updated link to get a free and easy sign up bonus for both HYSAs and other SoFi accounts. HYSAs are High Yield Savings Accounts that are free to open and use and pay…

  • How to Save for a Down Payment

    Get your current bank account ready and follow this link to open a free and easy High Yield Savings Account. You’ll earn at least 10x the interest and get your money flowing separate from your debit card. This is just for savings! If the link expires, just email jenniferlarsonent@yahoo.com for an updated sign up bonus!…

  • I Have Nothing For a Down Payment But Want to Start

    If your finances are, or were, wrecked and you’re basically starting from scratch, what do you do? Besides any current mortgage, unless you’re behind on payments, the next major expense for most people might be student loans. If your income isn’t substantial and a lot of your income goes to them, they could impact your…

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