The all-important 10-year T-note at 1.92 percent today is flirting with the highs since the big drop in early August and has risen steadily since the September low. However, with the Fed on hold, we have little risk of the kind of big run upward that w… Continue reading
Here’s how teams help newbies and how you can improve the home-buying experience for those going through it for the first time. Continue reading
(Editor’s note: This content is provided by The John A. Hartford Foundation, a Next Avenue funder.) These days, you can’t get through the evening news on television without being bombarded by drug advertisements. They promise everything from freedom fr… Continue reading
Abby Wambach, the Olympic gold medalist, best-selling author and activist for equality and inclusion shares how we can unleash our powers and change the game at Inman Connect New York, Jan. 28-31. Continue reading
Several years ago, I donned a customized suit designed to limit my movements and mobility, pretending to be an older driver for a Next Avenue article. Now that I’m in my 70s, I’m no longer pretending. So, I’ve been researching the safety features older… Continue reading
For the past several years, I’ve made an annual credit-card donation to a particular charity. This year, I waited until #GivingTuesday — that’s today, Dec. 3, when charities encourage people to donate online. I held off because I knew that on #GivingTu… Continue reading
This time last year, your team probably sat down to determine your marketing budget for 2019. And now that the year is nearly over, there is a problem with anything leftover. Either you use it or you lose it. Continue reading
(Editor’s note: This content is sponsored by Consumer Cellular.) As people age, they start to outlive spouses and friends and become more homebound as their bodies slow down. Feelings of loneliness — and the health consequences that come with them — be… Continue reading
(Editor’s note: This content is sponsored by Consumer Cellular.) Don and Kathy Miller consider themselves meticulous about their finances. The Seattle-area couple worked diligently for years to create a comfortable nest egg which now allows them to enj… Continue reading
Named ‘Starship Enterprise,’ the 30,000-square-foot mansion prompted several criminal and civil lawsuits in Los Angeles due to its failure to abide by city codes. Continue reading