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Over half of Americans admit to browsing Zillow for fun. Luke Babich offers tips on finding serious buyers in the midst of this extra searching. Continue reading
Over half of Americans admit to browsing Zillow for fun. Luke Babich offers tips on finding serious buyers in the midst of this extra searching. Continue reading
Sisters Amy Chorew and Maeda Palius offer tips and the latest insights so you can find out what you need to know to optimize the deductions on your 2023 taxes and plan ahead for next year’s return. Continue reading
It’s never too early to get a jump on long-term business and financial planning, sisters Amy Chorew and Maeda Palius write in their first column for Inman. Continue reading
Retirement may seem like a distant dream, but, according to CFP Jordan Curnutt, understanding the key age milestones can make all the difference. Continue reading
You may feel that small-scale investments won’t do much for your bottom line, but, according to Certified Financial Planner Jordan Curnutt, they can have an outsized impact on your net worth. Continue reading
You can expect to feel a lot of emotions while planning a funeral. One you may not expect is confusion. This glossary of death terms can help make the best decisions. Continue reading
The “Black Panther” star didn’t have a will, and it took his wife 15 months to inherit the $2.3 million he left behind. Continue reading
In real estate, nothing is guaranteed. Plan ahead, and build good financial habits with these essential budget tips to weather the many seasons of the real estate market, Ojo Labs’ Chris Heller writes. Continue reading
Running your own business comes with a slew of rules, regulations and obligations. As a new agent, it’s critical to keep your finances in check and prepare for taxes from the get-go. We’ve rounded up our top resources to help you get ahead of what’s co… Continue reading
Too many men – and way too many women – think prenuptial agreements are cynical love-killers. They’re very, very wrong. Continue reading