2024 – Page 2 – STEVE BARGDILL

Percentage of low-income families receiving school vouchers dropped since start of EFA program by NH Business Review for Susan Geier-Granite State News Collaborative

October 18, 2024by FromAround TheWWW

More New Hampshire families that don’t qualify as low-income are receiving publicly funded school vouchers to pay for private, religious and homeschooling expenses through the state’s Education Freedom Account program. The information, based on data from the New Hampshire Department of Education, shows enrollment in the school voucher program grew…

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The Fed’s monetary policy is stifling new construction by Logan Mohtashami for HousingWire

October 18, 2024by FromAround TheWWW

HousingWireHousingWire Since mortgage rates have headed higher again, I was anticipating that today’s housing starts report would be the last decent print before the effects of higher mortgage rates hit the builders, but even this report was disappointing. We had a good few months of positive builder confidence data for…

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Manage your affairs by NH Business Review for Susan Martore-Baker

October 18, 2024by FromAround TheWWW

Far too often, excuses keep people from estate planning, whether they feel too young, it sounds too complicated, or it’s not a topic they want, or feel prepared, to address. But the reality is, estate planning is a crucial step to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to…

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Ruoff Mortgage teams with Calque on ‘buy before you sell’ offering by Kennedy Edgerton for HousingWire

October 18, 2024by FromAround TheWWW

HousingWireHousingWire Indiana-based lender Ruoff Mortgage is making a move designed to help more homeowners get into new homes with ease. Ruoff Mortgage is teaming up with fintech company Calque to offer two “buy before you sell“ programs to customers. The Trade-In Mortgage and the Contingency Buster will be available to…

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Money in the Mailbox

October 18, 2024by steve bargdill

When Alex Saeteuni and his family took over what was once a struggling restaurant, they didn’t just renovate the space—they rebuilt trust with the Dover community. Thai Taste, now a beloved spot known for fresh, authentic Thai dishes, has become a second home for both the family and their customers. Whether it’s handpicking ingredients from Boston or greeting regulars like family, Alex’s dedication shines through in every dish. Come taste the difference at Thai Taste—a place where food connects us all!

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