Inside the Secret World of ‘Interest-Maxxing’ as Homeowners Race To Keep Up
They’re rolling over balances, using debt strategically, and carefully managing taxable income. They have money in the bank and even more in tax-advantaged accounts. Call them "interest-maxxers": a new generation of optimization-obsessed Americans trying to squeeze more from their savings through el
She Made Thousands Renting Out Her Pool—Now She Wants Buyers To Pay Extra for the Business
“This house makes money. This house will pay half your mortgage.”That’s the bold claim of one Emily Pulver, a homeowner in South Jordan, UT, just outside Salt Lake City. She is selling her six-bedroom, 3.5-bath home, listing the property at $1,575,000 in a town where the median selling price current
EXCLUSIVE: Americans Want Walkable Neighborhoods—but Not Always the Housing That Creates Them
Americans say they want neighborhoods where daily life is close by, new data shows—but the same survey shows weaker support for some of the housing that can make those places possible. Nearly two-thirds (64%) of respondents said they would pay more to live within walking distance of parks, shops, an
Landmark Housing Bill Will Become Law Today Without Trump’s Signature—Here’s What It Does
The landmark 21st Century Road to Housing Act is poised to become law on Friday, even without the signature of President Donald Trump. The president said he would not sign the bill that Congress sent him. But it will still take effect at midnight. This would cap months of work for what is one of the
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