Boomers own 38% of America’s homes — but more than half never plan to sell
Homebuyers hoping for a flood of homes to hit the market from aging baby boomers may be disappointed by the […]
Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain chip gets FDA ‘breakthrough device’ status — and could help blind people see again
Elon Musk’s brain chip firm Neuralink has received “breakthrough device” status for an implant aimed at helping blind patients regain
How the Fed’s rate cut could affect new home construction — and what it means for buyers
During the COVID-19 pandemic, low interest rates fueled a home-buying frenzy as the national housing supply struggled to keep pace.
Here’s the “most controversial” fast food of all time — and it’s something Americans eat a lot of
Fast food is one of those things we can’t live without, but from the viral rumor of McDonald’s alleged “pink
Team Biden Shocked, Shocked by Massive Migrant Fraud — But Still Wants to Shake Them Up
Surprise, surprise: The Biden team has halted a program that flies immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to the
California mom tests the limits of Costco’s return policy — trying to take back a 3-year-old couch where her son drew, “Do you feel good about this?”
Talk about the cost of doing business. A shameless Costco shopper put the popular warehouse retailer’s generous return policy to
Buying a home in some popular Florida cities is now cheaper than renting — as mortgage rates drop and markets cool
Finally a loan? With mortgage rates at their lowest level since early 2023 and the nationwide housing inventory up 22%
JPMorgan is reportedly in talks with Apple to take over Goldman’s credit card program
JPMorgan Chase is in talks with Apple about taking over the tech giant’s credit card program from Goldman Sachs, the
How much do you need to have in your savings to feel financially prepared: survey
What would it take to feel financially prepared? New research has found that the average American feels prepared for the
Maryland, Delaware beaches on alert as hazardous materials wash ashore
Several popular beaches along the Maryland and Delaware coasts were closed to swimming after medical waste, including needles, washed ashore