U.S. Existing-Home Sales Fall for the Eleventh Straight Month in December
U.S. existing-home sales fell 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million in December, the National Association of Realtors said Friday.
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4 Expenses for Parents to Reevaluate in 2023
Reductions to child tax credits in 2023 mean parents may not get as much back via tax refunds. Finance professionals share strategies for reducing child-related costs.
19 Ways Your Income Taxes Will Be Different This Tax Season
Brace yourself: Your tax refund stands to be smaller, or your tax bill bigger, this year. Here’s why.
Morningstar Says These Investments Can Help During Inflation
Though the inflation rate has slowed in the past six months, there is no denying that Americans are still living in an inflationary environment. This impacts people day-to-day â when they go to the grocery store and consider taking out ⦠Continue reading â
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Home Prices Are the Most Affordable Theyâve Been Since 2016
With real estate white-hot and property values continuing to skyrocket despite a worldwide pandemic, homes remain surprisingly affordable. At first glance, itâs kind of odd, both that home prices continue to rise amid a pandemic, and that theyâre still quite cheap historically. Especially since home prices have risen for 97 consecutive months, per the latest… Read More »Home Prices Are the Most Affordable Theyâve Been Since 2016
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Credit Card Delinquencies at 10-Year Low, Expected to Surge in 2023
The average American has more than $6,000 in credit card debt. That figure is climbing quickly as total U.S. credit card debt surpasses $930 billion, closing in on the all-time high set in 2019. The vast majority of people who carry credit card balances are current on their bills. Sure, theyâre paying too much to
7 Real Estate Trends to Watch for in 2023
There have always been long-standing rules about real estate ownership, including the three most important ones: location, location, location. But the one constant about real estate investing is that nothing ever stays the same. Even the location rule, because preferred locations change from year to year, and certainly from generation to generation. After the 2020 […]
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9 Online Jobs That Pay $40 an Hour [$50,000 per Year]
Are you tired of your job and looking for the best work-from-home jobs? We’ve good news â you can do plenty of legitimate high-paying jobs from the comfort of your home. Many of these online jobs pay over $40 an hour, and that’s more than $50,000+ a year! Imagine waking up each morning knowing that … Read more
Housing starts fall to cap first annual decline since 2009
New U.S. home construction declined for a fourth-straight month in December, wrapping up a disappointing year for an industry that saw annual housing starts fall for the first time since 2009. Residential starts decreased 1.4% last month to a 1.38 million annualized rate, a five-month low, according to government data released Thursday. New construction fell … [Read more…]
Smart Money: Your Money in 2023: Homebuying and Selling
In this episode, Sean Pyles and Liz Weston talk about what would-be home buyers and sellers should think about this year.