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March 6, 2016 Once you have filed your 2015 tax return, you can quickly find out when you can expect your refund by visiting www.irs.gov/refund. The IRS claims that 90 percent of all refunds are issued within 21 days after a completed return is received.
6811 Walnut Creek
Featured Homes: 6811 Walnut Creek OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 PM - $275,000 Call Tiffany Aranda 405-714-1214 Where could you live that you would enjoy all of the outdoors; Peacefulness, Acreage (2.32 m/l)or more if desired, Trees, Privacy, Gardens, Backyard Cookouts, Swimming, & Hot Tubing.. This cool spot is located just between Stillwater & Perkins. The home features over 2200 sqft of living space with 4 bdrms; 3 full baths, Open concept. Master suite is 480 sqft. WRAP around screened in porch; Pergola, decking galore, STORM SHELTER, Metal Roof, Serving Bar with Cabinets, Guttering, Security System. 2 Shops 12’x18’ & 25’x15’. & Carport. 319 Sycamore Valley OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 pm - $199,900 Call Kyle Bottger 405-612-6724 “SPACE” Inside & Out plus the feel of Country close to The City. Updates include: New paint inside & out: Kitchen has new appliances and counter tops: new washer & dryer: new ceiling fans & floor coverings: new blinds thru out. This home is ready to move into. Clean, lots of space, nice fireplace (wood burning) in family room plus built-in bookcase. Nice decking and trees in backyard.
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Millennials, is buying a home a good investment? You’ve heard it countless times, “Save now for the future.” Financial planners, current retirees, your parents - they tell you to put away as much money as you can into your 401k, IRA or investment accounts and make retirement saving a
Mortgage Matters MICHAEL DECKER priority. And you reply, “what about my immediate needs?”
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Gas, electric, rent, food, car payments and fun - these all may interfere with
your ability to put away a lot of money now for the future. Prioritizing your retirement savings is key to enjoying a comfortable life when you’re older. I want to offer an idea on how you may be able to make your money work for you through home own-
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ership. Here are three reasons to consider. 1. Over the long term, real estate will most likely appreciate. Your home’s appreciation (value) will go up and down through the years, just like the economy, but generally, home values go up over time. With that said, like any investment, there is no surefire guarantee. Oklahoma’s residential real estate market has been steadily increasing by about 2.5 percent annually. So for example, if you purchase a $200,000 home today, it should be worth $5,000 more this time next year, at 2.5 percent appreciation. After five, seven or ten
years, at this rate, your home’s value will be worth significantly more than the price you purchased it. 2. Your monthly mortgage payment may be much lower than the price to rent your home. The average rent in central Oklahoma is typically 1 percent of the property value, which is typically higher than a mortgage payment on the same home. For example, I own property near UCO, a home with an approximate value of $150,000. I receive a monthly rent from my tenants of $1,500. Three doors down is a home currently for sale at a price of $147,000. Purchasing this home with an FHA
loan*, the monthly payment would approximately be about $961, with principle and interest, taxes, mortgage insurance, home owners insurance included. There are different areas and neighborhoods that might be slightly more or less than the 1 percent rule, but as you can see there typically is a spread in favor of owning. Of course you need to consider the added responsibilities of homeownership, maintenance, insurance, taxes, etc., but owning a home may help you build equity (interest), plus if you decide to sell, you may earn a profit. Rent is money you will never see
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Buying Continued from page 2 again. Also, think about the future. If you own a home and pay off your mortgage before retirement, that’s one less expense you have to worry about. 3. Homeownership may provide tax deductions. Currently the IRS allows homeowners to deduct the interest on their tax returns, assuming you meet all requirements. Not only is the interest deductible, but if you
carry mortgage insurance (PMI), that’s deductible too. This can significantly reduce your tax burden or increase your return when filed. To claim this interest, you will have to itemize your deductions instead of claiming a standard deduction, meaning you’ll need to use the 1040 “long form” which includes the schedule A. Be sure to talk with your financial or tax advisor to see if you meet the requirements for a tax deduction.
So, when it comes to saving for the future, look to your home as an investment that may offer long-term benefits. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have, even if you are not an RCB Bank customer. Reach me by phone or email at 405-7424851, mdecker@bankrcb.net. ### Opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of Michael Decker and meant for generic illustration
purposes only. For specific questions regarding your personal lending needs, please call RCB Bank at 855BANK-RCB. RCB Bank is an Equal Housing Lender and member FDIC. RCB Bank NMLS #798151. Michael Decker NMLS #370522.
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Ways to deal with spring rose care For many Oklahoma gardeners, springtime means roses! While roses typically have the reputation of being finicky and hard to maintain, this does not have to be the case. With attention given to proper variety selection and site preparation, roses can be a fine garden plant when given a reasonable amount of care. Following are a few spring care tips for established plants gleaned from OSU Fact Sheet HLA-6403 Roses in Oklahoma. Contact the Payne County Extension office if you would like a copy of this resource. Pruning is regular part of rose care. The timing and level of pruning is somewhat dependent on the type of roses you are growing. For hybrid teas, an aggressive spring pruning this time of year is important. Begin by removing all canes that appear unhealthy. Continue pruning by removing additional canes to open up the canopy so adequate light and air can reach all parts of the plant. Finally, cut the remaining canes back to initiate new growth. This should leave you with 3-5 canes from 6” to 24” tall. Landscape and heirloom (or old gar-
before moving from one plant to the next if any disease problems are suspected. A can of Lysol works well for this, as does a dilute bleach or alcohol solution. Roses should be fertilized for the first time around the first den) roses can get by on the remaining week of April. on less pruning. It is cane and prune so Premature fertilizastill important to that the last remain- tion can set the remove any canes ing bud forces the plant up for injury that appear damplant to grow in the should we get a hard aged or diseased and direction you choose. late spring freeze. open them up a bit As larger roses grow, The best way to by removing a few remember to anchor combat disease is to excess canes. They them to whatever plant resistant can also be pruned structure they are plants and always back for shaping but growing beside as water at the base of not to the extent of these plants lack the plant instead of hybrid teas. any means to anchor an over-the-top Pruning for size themselves. A long sprinkle. Wet foliage on spring flowering cane left to fend for is a primary breedramblers and itself in our ing ground for funclimbers should be Oklahoma winds gal diseases that delayed until imme- will not be happy. attack roses. diately after flowerFor gardeners Lastly, the thinking. When pruning with several roses, ing is evolving for all roses, pay close make it a habit of the care of roses sufattention to the posi- sterilizing your fering from rose tion of the leaf bud pruning clippers rosette virus. Even
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though the roses will eventually succumb to the disease, it might not be worthwhile to remove the entire plant. Symptoms include an excessive number of thorns, contorted shape and form of leaves, and more red color that usual. Remember, many roses express red color with new leaves; look for the
other issues as well before thinking you have the disease. Rose rosette virus is transmitted by a microscopic mite that can easily move from plant to plant via your gloves or pruning equipment. Carefully place a plastic bag over the afflicted area and prune it out, cutting well below the first signs of obvious
damage. For more information of this or any other horticultural topic, contact Keith Reed, the Horticulturist in the Payne County Extension office, at keith.reed@okstate.ed u, 405-747-8320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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Credit-card offers don’t hurt credit scores later this year, so I want to keep my Those preapproved score as high as credit-card offers that possible to improve my chances of getfill many mailboxes ting a mortgage. on a regular basis ANSWER: won’t have an impact on the recipient’s cred- Congratulations for your outstanding it score unless the credit score. And, at offer is accepted. the risk of tipping off DEAR MR my age, I’ll tell you MYERS: I have a this advice from a very good credit rating, so I get two 1980s song: Don’t worry. Be happy. or three letters Hundreds of banks each week from cull millions of creditbanks that offer preapproved credit score files every day cards. You recently to find consumers with the highest ratwrote that people ings so they can offer who check their new cards or loans to credit frequently top-ranked borrowers. can lower their The type of credit score. Are these inquiries you’re askoffers of preapproved cards hurt- ing about is considing my score, even ered a “soft hit” on your report, which though I don’t ask should not have any for them? I am especially worried effect on your overall score. because I want to Most types of soft buy my first house By David Meyers
hits involve inquiries that you did not initiate yourself. They include unsolicited credit-card offers and even mortgage offers, such as the ones that you’re getting now. The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act states that a bank’s inquires cannot affect your score if you refuse the offer of its new card or loan. But if you accept such an offer, your score will certainly be impacted by the way that you handle the account in the future. Conversely, too many “hard hits” on your report -inquiries that you personally made to obtain a new loan or credit card -- will indeed be recorded by credit bureaus and may affect a lender’s willingness to provide
you with a mortgage later. Lenders get nervous if they see more than two or three recent hard hits in your credit file, in part because they think that you may have been approved for a loan that has not yet appeared on your report.
Unlike several years ago, banks (thankfully) don’t want to overextend credit. But stay on the safe side: Don’t apply for any new creditcard accounts or personal loans until the mortgage for your first home is approved later this year.
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PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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A stripe of a different color To develop the medieval theme, we looked up ancestral shields, simplified them and made our own stencils cut from Mylar. The stencils were placed at intervals alternating between stripes.
House to Home DEBBIE TRAVIS up favorite motifs with stickers or stamps. A 9-year-old with a fascination for medieval knights was the inspiration for the bedroom shown here. Stripes are useful for lining up other patterns or placing motifs as added decoration.
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Decorating a child’s room is so much fun. Here you find the freedom to play with whimsical themes and colors, and create an imaginative space that your child will be happy to call his or her own. Although it’s tempting to think back to what you would have wanted when you were that age, perhaps your child has different interests. Pay attention to what sparks their imagination, what characters they relate to in books or on TV, what themes they return to when playing solo or with friends. Paint is such a versatile medium that you can reproduce any theme, any mood, simply by rolling color onto a wall. And there are many easy-to-apply paint finishes that will boost the room’s character even more. Stripes can be any size and provide a variety of looks, whether you apply them vertically or horizontally. Two crayon colored stripes touching each other placed 1 or 2 feet apart over a quiet background is youthful and full of energy. For a peaceful mood appropriate for a nursery, try wide horizontal stripes in soft shades of green or violet. A single horizontal stripe set at about 3 feet above the floor is the perfect height for a young child to line
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