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I own a condo and want to leave it to my daughter when I die. How can I make sure she can afford to maintain it?
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Nearly 1 million job openings are complicating an already challenging holiday season for retailers
More than 940,000 U.S.-based companies announced seasonal hiring plans, according to data from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Read More
Americans are optimistic about their finances and ready to splurge on holiday shopping, survey finds
People expect to spend more on holiday travel, celebrations and ‘big ticket experiences,’ such as concerts or sporting events, a MassMutual survey found. Read More
Federal government backing appears set to be extended to home loans of nearly $1 million
Precise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan limits for 2022 are set to be announced Nov. 30. Read More
Home builders are growing more confident as Americans demand more housing
Despite supply-chain headaches, the outlook within the construction sector remains strong. Read More
Genesis is phasing out gas cars by 2030
After 2025, all new Genesis vehicles will have electric or hydrogen fuel-cell powertrains. Read More
How to save on Apple products on Black Friday 2021
Apple products are so popular that the company doesn’t typically post Black Friday or holiday-season sales until the last minute. Here’s what to look for. Read More
Most Twitter users are ‘talking to themselves,’ research finds
Surveys by the Pew Research Center found a partisan split on whether Twitter is good for democracy. Read More
Recycling is confusing — how to be smarter about all that takeout plastic
America Recycles Day brings new attention on pushing industry and local communities to be clearer on recycling rules, and dumping single-use plastic once and for all. Read More
Older U.S. workers are ‘unretiring’
More than 3 million Americans retired earlier than they anticipated during the pandemic — but now some are trickling back into the labor force. Read More
