housing crisis

by Riley Schnepf

Why Some Landlords Now Refuse Tenants Over the Age of 60 A growing number of older adults are entering or returning to the rental market. Whether due to downsizing, divorce, ris... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

7 Financial Mistakes That Leave Families Homeless When most people think of homelessness, they picture tents, shelters, or people sleeping in cars. But what they rarely s... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

Evictions Soaring: What Landlords Aren’t Telling You Evictions across the country are rising…and fast. Cities that once had strong protections for renters are now seei... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

Boomers Bought Homes for Peanuts, Now They’re Refusing to Sell And It’s Costing You The American dream of homeownership is hitting a dead end for younger generations—and no, it’s not just about in... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

7 Ways Baby Boomers Are Quietly Draining the Economy Baby Boomers, aka those born between 1946 and 1964, are often seen as the backbone of modern America. They built wealth,... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

Why Younger Generations Say Boomers Had It Easier—And Might Be Right There’s a generational tension you can almost feel buzzing through group chats and family dinners. Millennials and Gen... read the story

by Riley Schnepf

Are Boomers to Blame for the Housing Crisis? The housing market has become a nightmare. Prices have skyrocketed. Rent is swallowing paychecks. Homeownership feels le... read the story

by Max Erkiletian

Nation’s Housing Crisis Easing But Not Over The Federal Reserve’s half-point drop in the prime rate this month and the likelihood of more rate cuts ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Are You Really Worse Off or Does It Just Seem That Way? Like any good financial nerd, I spend a lot of time watching and reading the media’s coverage of the economy. Over... read the story