Low Mortgage Rates Keep Monthly Payments in CheckBOCA RATON Fla., March 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Renting a home and reinvesting the money that would have been spent on owning has been the better way to build wealth, on average, for several years. But as house prices escalate across the nation, that strategy is losing momentum because of interest rates near historical lows, according to the latest national index by professors at Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University. The Beracha, Hardin & Johnson Buy vs. Rent Index analyzes 23 key metropolitan markets and determines whether consumers will create wealth faster in buying a home and building equity or renting the same property and reinvesting. An index score approaching 1 in a given market means that renting and reinvesting is strongly favored. A score approaching -1 means owning and building equity is the better option. A score near 0 indicates a tossup between the two. The fourth-quarter figures show an
By WMIB
Mar 9, 2021
Celebrating Women s History Month and some of the She-ro s in our community. All month long we will be featuring women who have been a She-ro in our communities! Read about these She-ro s below.
Dotie Joseph was born in Haiti and grew up in North Miami, attended Miami-Dade public schools throughout the District, and earned degrees from Yale University and Georgetown University Law Center. Dotie has been a champion for community empowerment, and advocate for civil rights and human rights since she was a teenager – and wants to take her passion for service to Tallahassee. She is running in order to advocate for equal access to quality education, affordable health care, public safety, and economic development to improve the quality of lives for all who live, work, and play in the District.
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. – Capt. Victoria Aladeokin, a public health nurse at General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital, demonstrates her dedication to the well-being and health of her fellow service members on Fort Leonard Wood as a subject matter expert in contact tracing her journey here, however, was a long one that took her all the way from Africa.
She first came to the U.S. seeking opportunities when she moved from Lagos, Nigeria in 2009. Now she looks for ways to give back and education is the best path to paying it forward.
Aladeokin said her character was initially shaped by her father. To him, education was an international currency. She had family in Alabama and sought an opportunity to attend college there. As a student at the University of North Alabama, she initially studied mathematics before changing her major to nursing, and she graduated with her associate degree.
Xeriant Appoints Chester Rodeheaver to its Advisory Board
Rodeheaver’s financial acumen adds to the Company’s world-class team
BOCA RATON, Fla., March 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Xeriant, Inc. (OTC PINK: XERI) (“the Company” or “Xeriant”), a new aerospace technology holding company, announced today the appointment of Chester Rodeheaver to the Company’s Advisory Board, effective immediately.
Mr. Rodeheaver is founder and CEO of Pont Capital and an internationally-recognized expert in finance, deal structuring and valuations, providing guidance to dozens of companies across many industries. He holds an MBA with honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, an MPA from Harvard, a BA in Economics from the University of Virginia, certificates in financial modeling and entrepreneurship from Wharton, and a CFA designation (Chartered Financial Analyst).
Home run hat trick drives Canes past Wolfpack to take series finale
Despite having to trudge through five scoreless innings on offense, a home run barrage for the Hurricanes proved to be the deciding factor in Miami’s 6-4 series win over North Carolina State Sunday afternoon.
An offensive outburst in the top half of the sixth inning allowed the Canes to put a crooked five runs on the board over the Wolfpack heading into the late innings. After trailing for much of the game, UM clubbed four home runs between the sixth and seventh innings, three of which came in dramatic back-to-back-to-back fashion.