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my account for the mortgage on the first of each month – even though it wasn’t delinquent until the 15th – and automatically hitting my account for the gas and electric bills while I struggled to reach a new repayment plan with my creditors. Meantime, I was charged nearly $100 in late fees each month because I didn’t have enough money in my account to make those auto-pay agreements, which made our finances even worse. My credit score sank. It took a few months to bring my past-due bills current, but it took much longer to recover my good credit score. I haven’t signed up for any type of auto-pay plan since.

COVID-19 pandemic passes. A recent survey by the National Association of Realtors (realtor.org) of its members suggests that most of them expect a rebound in the second half of the year, thanks largely to the pent-up demand created by Americans who have temporarily put their home-buying plans on hold and the relatively low number of houses that are currently for sale because of virus-related concerns. *** REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: More than 4 million borrowers are now in either government or bank forbearance programs, according to mortgage data firm Black Knight (blackknightinc.com), allowing them to postpone their loan payments for at least 90 days. *** DEAR DAVE: My mother died in 2018, and my father passed away two weeks ago. I was their only child and have been willed their house, which is mortgage-free and worth about

ficult financial times. To illustrate, when my two children were in elementary school and my then-wife wasn’t working, I agreed to an auto-pay plan with my bank to debit my account for the mortgage payment on the first of each month and the utilities to be paid on the 10th. The plan would save me $8 a month in the bank’s checking fees and provide a few other perks, which seemed like a good deal at the time. Problem was, unexpected bills soon came up. My son needed expensive braces, my ex needed surgery that was only partially covered by insurance and the transmission in my car died. But the bank kept debiting ar

spokesman, said in a statement. However, Goyda stressed that the change does not affect bank’s existing home equity customers. You and its other borrowers with existing HELOCs will be able to continue to draw funds. Wells Fargo’s move earlier this month came on the heels of a similar decision made by JPMorgan Chase (jpmorgan. com), the nation’s largest lender based on its financial assets. In addition to suspending the acceptance of new applications for HELOCs due to what it called “economic uncertainty,” Chase said it would also require borrowers applying for a loan to purchase a house to make at least a 20% down payment and have an above-average FICO score of 700 or more. While many mortgage lenders are becoming more cautious about the future of the housing market, most real estate agents are confident that sales and prices will resume their upward climb after the

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how people can increase their credit score. However, you failed to mention how they can raise their score by simply signing up for automatic bill pay services with their bank. Doing so ensures that their bills will always be paid on time, which will push their credit score even higher! ANSWER: You are correct. If someone signs up for an automatic bill pay system, their mortgage or other debt payments will automatically be deducted from their checking or savings account and may gradually bolster their credit score. The problem I have, though, is that automatic bill paying systems don’t provide much flexibility in dif-

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$320,000. Will I owe federal estate taxes on my inheritance? ANSWER: Probably not. I am deeply sorry for the loss of both your mom and dad. In a way, though, the Internal Revenue Service will help to ease your pain: Current federal law won’t tax you unless your inheritance is worth more than $11.58 million. It’s important to note, though, that 12 states and the District of Columbia charge an estate tax that’s lower than the federal limit, and six more may charge a tax regardless of the amount that is received. There are a lot of legal and accounting issues involved here, so talk to a lawyer and tax professional for details. *** DEAR DAVE: I appreciated your recent column about

Two of the nation’s largest banks and several smaller lenders have temporarily stopped making new home equity loans, at least until the future of the economy comes back into focus. DEAR DAVE: My husband and I have a $35,000 home equity line of credit with Wells Fargo, which also holds the first mortgage on our house. We heard a radio report a few days ago that Wells is now refusing to take new home equity loan applications because it [apparently] is worried about how home prices will fare in the months ahead because of the COVID19 virus. Does this mean that our equity line will be canceled or reduced too? ANSWER: No, at least not yet. As you know, a home equity line of credit – commonly referred to as a “HELOC” – is a credit line that is based on a homeowner’s equity stake in the property. The more equity the homeowners have, the larger amount they can borrow in the future. “The decision to temporarily suspend the origination of new HELOCs reflects careful consideration of current market conditions and uncertainty around the timing and scope of the anticipated economic recovery,” Tom Goyda, a Wells Fargo (wellsfargo.com)

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the tips of leaves. Control is much more effective if you begin treatments while the insects are small. You can find more information on OSU Fact Sheet EPP-7306 concerning scouting and control strategies for this pest.

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NEW LISTINGS AND PRICE CHANGES 3211 S. Stiles, Cushing - 3bed 2.5bath 3car garage 2500 sq ft 5.3 acres - $305,000 - Kyle 1600 S. Walnut, Stw. - 10.9 Acres inside City Limits - $599,500 - Lori 7102 W. Combs, Cushing - 5bed 2bath 2car garage 2Story 4.87 acres - $199,900 - Kyle 8108 S. Country Club Rd., Stw. - 2bed 2.5bath 2car garage Storm Shelter 3+acres - $399,900 - Lori 2217 Timbercrest - 3bed 2bath 1car garage 1361 sq ft - $135,000 - Ann 115 SW 1st, Perkins - 2bed 1 bath 650 sq ft on 2 Lots! - $69,900 - Lori 4702 W. Country Club Dr. - 4bed 2bath 3car garage 2268 sq ft - $295,000 - Tiffany 5812 Spring Hill Ct. - 3bed 3bath 3car garage 3361 sq ft - $475,000 - Tiffany 9512 S. Union Rd. - 5bed 4bath 4785 sq ft 3 levels - $499,900 - Lori 1521 Fiddlers Hill - NEW CONSTRUCTION 4bed 3bath 2745 sq ft - $399,000 - Tiffany 10 Arbor Cir. - 3bed 2bath 2 car garage 1843 sq ft - $272,900 - Amy 4723 W. Santa Fe Ct., Stw. - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 2011 sq ft - $316,900 - Donna 619 S. Fairgrounds Rd. - 2.75 acres of Commercial Property for Your New Business - $195,000 - Lori 2414 Trio Ranch Dr. - 3bed 2bath 2car garage NEW CONSTRUCTION 2225 sq ft - $328,000 - Lori 5917 Haydans Brook - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 2194 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $322,500 - Lori 2701 W. 20th - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 1876 sq ft CORNER LOT - $222,900 - Tiffany 8 Lots in the City limits - N Glenwood Ct - $420,000 - Tiffany 7821 Rebecca - Like New 4bed 3.5bath 3car garage 2963 sq ft with a Study - $429,900 - Lori 207 E. Maple Ave., Perry - 2bed 1bath 1 car garage Storm Shelter 1131 sq ft - $78,500 - Dolores 2111 Sunset Dr. - 4bed 3bath 2car garage Basement 2400 sq ft - $275,000 - Ann 5706 W. Garden Pointe - 3bed 3bath 2car garage 1.5 story 2754 sq ft - $463,000 - Donna 2210 E. Main, Cushing - Commercial Property with Equipment 3781 sq ft - $339,000 - Melissa 4711 S. Deerfield Dr., Stw - Luxury living at its best Call for a showing - $3,999,000 - Dolores 80 acres - ¼ mile west of 56th & Rose Rd. - $340,000 - Lori 305 Chronister Ave., Drumright - PRICED TO SELL MAKE AN OFFER 2bed 1bath - $48,900 - Cole 4713 W. Country Club Dr. - Nice lot for home in SW area. - $25,000 - Donna 6018 Gunner Springs - 3bed 2bath 2165 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $318,500 - Lori 6011 Gunner Springs - 3bed 2bath 2073 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $304,900 - Lori 3107 Esther Park Ct. - 6bed 4.5bath 5car garage 2lots 4400 sq ft - $928,000 - Tiffany 3607 W. Lakeview Rd. - 5 bed 3 bath 2274 sq ft 3 acres m/l - $249,000 - Tiffany 6013 Hallies Meadow - New Construction 4bed 3bath 2car garage 2449 sq ft - $360,000 - Lori 5913 Gunner Springs - New Construction 4bed 2.5bath 2car garage 2459 sq ft - $361,500 - Lori 5905 Gunner Springs - New Construction 4bed 3bath 2car garage 2449 sq ft - $360,000 - Lori 1109 N. Payne - HUGE LOT/4 or 5bedrm/3 full baths - $234,500 - Tiffany 4901 W. Crestview - 4bed 2.5bath 3car garage 2940 sq ft - $475,000 - Lori

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want to prune them back at that time. The plant tolerates this just fine, but it will not bloom the following spring. • Early to mid May should be the last time your tall fescue or other cool season lawn is fertilized until fall. Summer fertilization will only exacerbate disease and heat stress issues these grasses will soon face. On the other hand, now is the perfect time to make your first fertilizer application on your warm season turfgrasses such as bermuda and zoysia. • As we talk about often, guessing at what nutrients your landscape might need or making an application just because that’s what I’ve always done can be a waste of money, as well as being environmentally irresponsible. We would encourage you to use this as an incentive to have your soil tested if you have not done so in a few years. Contact us in the Payne County Extension office for more information on this service. • Bagworms are a common pest that typically affects our landscape plants beginning in late May. Begin regular scouting for these insects soon. Look for small worms near the bags or on

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Keep the following tips in mind for your May landscape: • Spring rainfall has been spotty around the area. Keep a close eye on irrigation needs as we are entering a prime growing window for many plants and this is not the time to subject them to drought stress. • We are seeing a bit of a repeat from last year with regards to leaf spotting diseases on certain trees, rust on pear trees being the most common report. You can expect this disease to run its course, which may lead to premature yellowing and early leaf drop. However, no treatment is suggested and the trees should recover just fine. • The best time to prune most spring flowering shrubs is right after they have dropped their blooms. These plants flower from buds set last year, so pruning now (as needed to control growth or improve shape) ensures that the plant has plenty of time to re-grow and set buds fully for the following year. The forsythia is a great example of this principle. These landscape standbys tend to get large and unruly late in the summer, and we tend to

Owning a disaster-proof home

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Almost every part of America has some extreme weather to contend with – whether it’s hurricanes in the south or tornado alley in the midwest. But even if you’re lucky enough to live in a state that isn’t prone to frequent natural disasters, having a house that can stand up to the worst nature has to offer still has its benefits. One of the best disaster-resilient materials on the market is insulated concrete forms from Nudura. The material can be used instead of wood for superior strength, safety and durability against extreme weather conditions. It also offers lower utility costs over the lifespan of your home. Here are just some of the reasons to consider building your next home with disaster-resilient ICFs: 1. Fire protection: Concrete is tougher and less flammable than wood, so if there is a fire, you and your family will be much safer in an ICF home. Non-toxic, fire-retardant expanded polystyrene foam provides a fire protection rating of up to four hours. 2. Wind resistance: ICF homes can withstand winds of up to 250 miles per hour, or an F4 tornado. In fact, a home that

CF homes can withstand winds of up to 250 miles per hour, or an F4 tornado. In fact, a home that used Nudura ICFs was still standing in Florida after Hurricane Michael. Metro Creative

NEW LISTING - 905 S BLUE RIDGE - 4 BD / 3 BA / 2-car garage in the Country Club area. Nearly everything is new from the wood floors in the entry, dining and family room to granite countertops in the kitchen, bathrooms and utility room. Storm shelter in garage, wood bookcases around the fireplace, and all of this on a large corner lot with shade trees. ................................................................................................................$296,500

3124 N MONROE - 4 BD / 3 BA / 2-car attached garage. Home is very open with large livingdining room with fireplace, kitchen has many cabinets plus a serving bar, and pantry. 3-1 split bedroom on a corner lot close to Boomer Lake.........................................................$245,900

2410 N GLENWOOD DR. - 3 BD / 2 BA / 2-car garage. Split bedroom arrangement with a separate whirlpool and shower in the master bath. Large, open living/dining room; kitchen has roll-out shelves; with great storage throughout the house. Close to Boomer Lake and walking trail. .................................................................................... $174,750

used Nudura ICFs was still standing in Florida after Hurricane Michael. This technology means even the strongest windstorm is unlikely to cause cold drafts, so you can enjoy a more comfortable indoor climate and will spend less on heating your home. 3. Climate change: We’re in-

creasingly feeling the effects of climate change, and this means more wildfires, floods and other natural disasters. When you build with ICFs, you can rest easy, as steel-reinforced solid concrete cores ensure that your family, belongings and home are safe and secure in almost any situation.

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215 S. MARSHALL - 3 BD / 2 BA / 1 car garage. Central heat & air, new carpet and newly PENDING PRICE CHANGE $117,500 remodeled bathrooms.................................................................. 8023 E YOST RD. - Beautiful fenced 20-acres grassland, custom built 4 BD / 3-car garage, a 30x50 shop with bath, wooden pergola with fireplace, fishing pond, close to Stillwater on paved roads and many extras.PENDING ..................................................................................$549,000

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Trends in green home designs Derived from the German Passivhaus, passive house is a movement that refers to a design process that creates buildings that have a small ecological footprint and require little heating or cooling.

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footprint and require little heating or cooling. Use the philosophy to guide decisions for your home – from adding solar panels on your roof to boosting your insulation. Reclaimed pieces: One of the quickest and easiest ways to have a positive environmental impact is buying as little new as possible. The next time you need a piece of furniture, create something rustic

by recycling or upcycling an old or vintage item with a new coat of paint or a fresh wood stain. If you’re planning a demolition, try deconstruction instead – “un-build” the structure and find elements you can salvage or reclaim, like exposed brick and wood beams. Water conservation: With more parts of the world experiencing drought, saving water is one of the

A treasure of a home close to campus! The original hardwood floors are in great shape and are throughout. All of the rooms are very nice sized and the flow of the home is great. There are 2 full bathrooms and a sunroom that has a great view of the fenced backyard. The kitchen is large with some updates. This home has been well cared for and it shows.

top concerns for environmentalists. Wasting water is also expensive and leads to higher utility bills. Upgrading your home with water conservation features can go a long way, and most are designed to look sleek and minimalist. Opt for low-flow showerheads, toilets and sink fixtures. Insulated concrete forms: Many homeowners now prefer to build with insulated concrete

Look no more this is the home for you!! All the updating has been done for you in this lovely 4 bed 3 bath incredibly located home, just on the east side of Boomer Lake! Updates include: windows, wood flooring throughout the home, tile flooring in bathroom and laundry, lighting, with new paint and texturing through out, Stainless appliances in kitchen, and more. Just in time to get the best seats in Stillwater for the Boomer Blast !!

forms (ICFs) because the material offers better energy efficiency and performance than traditional wood. Homes built with Nudura ICFs also provide better fire protection and can help you save as much as 60 percent on heating and cooling costs. Your home is less likely to contain cold areas as the insulation is continuous around the entire house.

Do Not Pass Me By!! Take a look at this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home situated on a large lot in the SW area. This home sits on a beautiful lot with mature trees. 2 Large living areas, one with a fireplace. Huge kitchen with tons of storage and island. Dishwasher is 6 months old. Right off of kitchen is laundry room with sink.Screened in porch to enjoy the birds and wildlife and large shady backyard. Powerlift piers in 2016.

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An eco-friendly home offers many benefits. Besides reducing your carbon footprint and being better for the environment, you can save lots of money on your energy bills in the long run. Plus, many of the latest trends are simply beautiful. Here are some to consider for your next home or remodel: Bamboo materials: Bamboo is a renewable resource that can be harvested gently, without disturbing the surrounding environment. It’s also a great alternative to hardwood, since it can regenerate faster than trees. The timeless material is very popular for flooring and can also be used for bathroom and kitchen cabinets. When buying this material for your home, look for a high-quality, sustainable producer since cheaper versions can be less sturdy. Passive house: Go beyond efficient appliances with an entire house that uses little-to-no energy. Derived from the German Passivhaus, passive house is a movement that refers to a design process that creates buildings that have a small ecological

Still employed? Focus on savings, debt By Kelsey Sheehy

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The coronavirus pandemic has thrown tens of millions of people into financial turmoil. But not everyone is feeling the pinch. Not yet, at least. Roughly a quarter of Americans (24%) said the coronavirus crisis has not impacted their financial situation, according to a survey conducted April 10-12 by J.D. Power. But that figure could change as more companies cut salaries, halt 401(k) match programs and announce layoffs while they struggle to adjust to the new normal. “It is still important for those of us that are employed during this pandemic to understand our financial health,” says Dan Slagle, a certified financial planner who co-founded Fyooz Financial Planning LLC in Minnesota with his wife, Natalie. “Just because you are employed (now) doesn’t mean you are safe a month from now.” Those fortunate enough to have financial stability now can use this time of social distancing to focus on their fiscal health and emerge from this economic crisis in better shape than they went into it.

Here are five ways you can pay down debt, build up your savings and retool your budget while you’re staying at home. 1. TURN EXPENSES INTO SAVINGS Your car is sitting idle. You’re not taking Ubers. You can’t go to yoga or spin or CrossFit. Your daily coffee is now prepared at home. Same goes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, most days. The money you’re saving on daily expenses could well be eaten up (literally) by hungry kids who are now home all the time. But if not, use it to build up your emergency reserves. In an ideal world, you’d have three to six months’ worth of living expenses stashed away in an emergency fund. If that feels intimidating, start with one month, then build it to two months, and keep going from there. If you already have a healthy emergency fund, use the money you would normally spend on things like commuting, gym memberships and traveling to pay off debt or build up your retirement fund (more on that below). 2. GET A JUMP ON YOUR STUDENT LOANS

Payments on most federal student loans are suspended, interest-free, through Sept. 30. That means any payments you make between now and then will go directly toward the principal on your loan, which could save you money in the long run. Consider your financial circumstances before paying down your loan during the forbearance, though. Your money might be more urgently needed elsewhere. If you have credit card debt, for example, divert your normal student loan payment to pay off that high-interest debt more quickly. You can also redirect your loan payment to savings if you don’t have an emergency fund. If you’re on track for Public Service Loan Forgiveness or another loan forgiveness program, making payments during the forbearance may not serve you in the long run. 3. RAMP UP YOUR 401(K) CONTRIBUTIONS If your emergency fund is solid, and you aren’t carrying a load of credit card debt, consider giving your retirement savings a boost. “Recurring contributions to retirement plans such

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A couple walks by a row of closed motels, April 29, in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. as your 401(k) or 403(b) are buying shares at a discount compared to February highs,” Slagle says. If you were already planning to max out your 401(k) contributions this year, doing it while prices are low means you’ll increase your returns when the market eventually rebounds. 4. SAVE MONEY ON YOUR MORTGAGE If you own a home, run the numbers on refinancing – you may be able to lower your housing costs thanks to lower interest rates. Even relatively new homeowners could benefit, as mortgage rates are one percentage point lower than they were just one year ago. “If you can lower your rate by 1% or more, it can have

a huge payoff in the long run,” says Mike Zung, owner of Java Wealth Planning LLC in Missouri. Keep in mind: Lower rates mean higher demand for refinances, and it may be harder to qualify than it was a few months ago.

5. GIVE BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY This one won’t technically improve your financial situation, but it will make a difference in your community. If you’re still financially sound during the pandemic, support small business-

es. Donate to your local food bank. And do your part to support those hit hardest by this financial crisis. “Personal finance is not all about accumulating money,” Zung says. “It’s about spending it in a way that reflects what you value.”

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