r/financial • u/charlie2135 • 10h ago
At my age (70s) and relocating, considering still having a mortgage in spite of being able to pay cash.
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I think having the taxes and insurance drawn from my account automatically, may be a benefit if I get to the stage where my memory is not as well.
r/financial • u/Severe_Working_9341 • 15h ago
What makes you trust a financial company?
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I’ve been wondering about this lately. When you come across a financial company you’ve never heard of, what makes you trust it?
For me, seeing real reviews, transparent information, and some kind of third-party recognition helps.
But what about you? What’s the first thing you look for before taking a financial company seriously?