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Money Moves with G: Who Are You Taking Money Advice From?

A million views does not make somebody a million-dollar financial expert. Grafton Sizemore on how to vet money advice from social media and why to start local.

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Money Moves with G: Your Income Isn't the Whole Story

Two people can make the same amount and have completely different buying power. Grafton Sizemore explains how lenders weigh income, monthly debt and credit.

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Money Moves with G: Get Pre-Qualified Before You Shop

Before you tour a single house, talk to a lender. Grafton Sizemore breaks down what a pre-qualification actually checks, and why Rachel Brantingham says agents want buyers qualified first.

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The Fed Raised Rates. What It Did to Mortgages.

The Fed raised rates Wednesday for the first time in three years. Grafton Sizemore on why that is not the same thing as your mortgage rate going up, and what it opens up for buyers.

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Sometimes the Best Money Move Is Doing Nothing

Grafton Sizemore's first Money Moves on the new Sunday show: why paying down what you owe can beat chasing a new investment, and why he waited until 32 to buy his first house.

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What a Down Payment Actually Has to Be | Money Moves with G

Five percent on a $300,000 home is $15,000 — and putting an extra $30,000 down moves your payment far less than you would think. Grafton Sizemore explains why.

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Money Moves with G: You Don't Need 20 Percent Down

The first Money Moves with G takes on the 20 percent down myth: what real minimums look like, what mortgage insurance actually protects, and why a ten-year renter is not locked out.