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Money Tip – How much house can you truly afford?

Money Tip – How much house can you truly afford?

You want to buy a house, but how much house can you really afford? When the question is how much in housing costs is actually doable, Cynthia Flannigan, CFP recommends to ‘practice’ paying for your new home (because practice makes perfect!). Watch this Money Tip to see how.

Cynthia Flannigan
Cynthia Flannigan
cynthia@mainstreetplanning.com

Cynthia made the shift to financial planning to guide clients through making good financial decisions through both grim and exciting changes in life. More than anything, she thrives on helping people. She obtained her CFP designation in 2008 and completed a masters in financial planning and taxation at Golden Gate University.

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