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15 Major U.S. Cities Where Home Prices Keep Rising

Home prices are still climbing in many areas, and not just in the usual places. Some of the biggest gains are showing up in cities that used to be considered affordable, and it’s catching a lot ...

dadisfire.com Jul 19 2025

14 Common Renovations That May Hurt Your Home’s Value

Not every home renovation adds value. Some upgrades actually lower your property’s worth, make it harder to sell, or push buyers away. The worst part? You might not realize the damage until it&r...

dadisfire.com Jul 18 2025

Question for the seasonal travelers

So today's question is...for those who leave "home" for a season--whether it's to be a snowbird and move south in the winter, or those who leave for a summer in a northern clime, how do you arrange th...

reddit.com Jul 17 2025

In Defense Of Owning A Big Beautiful Home Over A Small One

The value of owning a big, beautiful home is underappreciated. Somewhere along the way, the personal finance world began favoring minimalism and smaller living spaces, often dismissing larger homes as...

financialsamurai.com Jul 16 2025

Family Medicine Needs a Rethinking

Another year of the NRMP match results, and Family Medicine continues to be a relentless slow-moving disaster within the house ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com Jul 11 2025

487: Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Before Retirement?

Is it OK for you to bring debt into retirement? More specifically, what about your mortgage? To gain clarity, you must approach this decision from a financial and emotional perspective. In this episod...

howardbailey.com Jul 11 2025

Debating paying off the mortgage

I generally understand that with a low interest mortgage it's advisable to invest other funds rather than paying it off (which is what I had been doing) , however, life situations change and indeed th...

reddit.com Jul 09 2025

Need help with achieving my retirement satisfaction.

Ive been retired for 6 years and wasted away with laziness. Remember Leave it to Beaver? My childhood sucked. I’ve always wanted to have the LITB house organization. I want to have all the crap ...

reddit.com Jul 07 2025

How to Make the Most of a Low-Interest Mortgage

Everyone’s talking about it lately. Mortgage rates are high again, but millions of homeowners are still sitting on ultra-low fixed rates locked in during the pandemic, loans in the 2s, 3s, or lo...

dadisfire.com Jul 06 2025

The Sunday Best (06/29/2025)

The White House immigration crackdown is hitting the long-term healthcare industry, as nursing homes and care providers lose foreign-born employees ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com Jun 29 2025

Considering 55+ Condo, But Something Feels Off (64M)

I’m a 64-year-old single male living alone in the house I inherited from my mother. It’s in a nice area, and while the house is in good shape, it’s starting to feel too big for just ...

reddit.com Jun 24 2025

When an inheritance become a problem

My wife and I have been married for 28+ years, and one of the reasons is that we split everything down the middle. I worked for about 40 years, while she became a stay-at-home mom in 1996. Now that we...

reddit.com Jun 16 2025

My Biggest Surprise in Retirement

Surprise! Fritz here. I know I said I was retiring from full-time blogging, but we’ve just started a two-month home expansion project (a 700 sq ft addition), and our house […] The post My...

theretirementmanifesto.com Jun 14 2025

Using an Independent Agent for Auto and Home Insurance

Using an independent agent for auto and home insurance gives you a different channel for lower premiums. It's worth a try. Learn the Nuts and Bolts I put everything I use to manage my money in a book....

thefinancebuff.com Jun 11 2025

Making home multigenerational in retirement

I live in a wonderful home in a great neighborhood. I am single and property values have exploded making it hard for young people to buy even a starter home. It’s zoned a double lot so there is ...

reddit.com Jun 10 2025

Is anyone else upsizing after retirement?

My husband just retired at 71. I (63) hope to work several more years - I really love my job. We just put an offer in on a house that is older (1828), larger and on a much bigger lot than our current ...

reddit.com Jun 03 2025

Advice Needed for Moving Contents of Home

Husband and I are in the process of beginning to get serious about moving in a few months. We already have a realtor, know the area we'll be going to (same state, just closer to family) and will be us...

reddit.com Jun 01 2025