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Here’s why now is a good time to buy overseas
According to a survey by the University of Michigan, only 29% of Americans think now is a good time to buy a home. The number hasn’t been this low since 1982. Read More
Latina Equal Pay Day spotlights the steepest wage gap — and how the pandemic has made things worse
Latina workers make 57 cents for every dollar a white man earns. Read More
Broadway’s ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ looks at 2008 collapse and asks: ‘Is capitalism inherently evil?’
The hit play chronicles the history of Lehman Brothers, and warns of what happens when markets become too complex Read More
Killer listing: Offers on the ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ house are due on Halloween
The 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Dutch Colonial from Wes Craven’s 1984 horror classic is listed for $3.25 million Read More
Inside Elon Musk’s Last Silicon Valley Home—and the Weird Reason It Hasn’t Sold Yet
Elon Musk is a man on the move, and not just to the outer reaches of the moon. Read More
Existing-home sales rise on the month as some buyers are motivated by FOMO
The inventory of homes for sale has dropped 13% over the past year, leaving buyers with far fewer options. Read More
As mortgage rates rise, the real-estate market grapples with high prices, supply-chain issues and labor shortages
‘There are still more hopeful buyers than available homes for sale, even as properties are spending slightly longer on the market,’ one economist noted. Read More
Best New Ideas in Money: The new science of changing your financial behavior
In the new episode of the podcast, a deep dive on how to edit your money and investing habits Read More
Software executive sentenced to 9 years for role in $50 million horoscope text-messaging fraud
Michael Pearse admitted helping auto-subscribe hundreds of thousands of U.S. cell phone customers to premium text messaging services they never signed up for.
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Knowing the truth about these credit score myths can help you improve your credit
There’s plenty of misinformation about credit, so let’s cut through the fog and bust some myths, so you can build your score. Read More
