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10 States Where Home Equity Dominates Household Wealth - AOL (opens the original)
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High home equity can significantly boost your net worth — but when most of your wealth is locked inside your house, it can also limit flexibility. A recent analysis from SmartAsset showed that in some states, homeowners are far more equity-rich than cash-rich. For example, in California, high housing costs have translated to a median home equity of $550,000 — outsized compared to the median household net worth of $273,800 once debts and non-housing assets are factored in. Check It Out: 10 States
4 Retirement Risks That Can Catch Couples Off Guard - AOL (opens the original)
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Planning retirement as a couple isn't simply double the work — it often means balancing three separate visions for the future. "Each person's vision — the 'me' — and the combined vision — the 'we' — all need to be planned for," said Stephen Dunbar III, executive vice president at the Georgia Alabama Gulf Coast Branch of Equitable Advisors. Breathe Easy: Bills Weighing Your Wallet Down? These 5 Often Shrink in Retirement Grow Rich: 4 Clever Ways Retirees Are Earning Up to $1K Per Month From Home
The $500 Monthly Spending Habit Quietly Undermining Your Savings Goals - AOL (opens the original)
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A healthy budget allows room for discretionary spending, but some Americans may be taking it too far. A recent study from Clever Real Estate found nearly one in four Americans (24%) spend at least $500 a month on nonessential purchases. Rather than one major splurge, the spending often comes from small purchases that quietly chip away at savings goals. That may not sound like much at first glance, but $500 a month adds up to $6,000 a year. Here's how to know when your "treat yourself" mindset ha
4 Retirement Moves Americans Over 50 Weigh When Savings Drop Below $500K - AOL (opens the original)
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Don't think you're unprepared just because you're underfunded. Having a financial plan makes all the difference to your retirement. Americans over 50 say they need $500,000 to feel secure in retirement, according to a recent Western & Southern Financial Group survey. But if their savings fell below that mark, many already know what moves they would consider next. Breathe Easy: Bills Weighing Your Wallet Down? These 5 Often Shrink in Retirement Grow Rich: 4 Clever Ways Retirees Are Earning Up to
10 Cities Where Home Sellers Are Cutting Prices Most in 2026 — Buyers Take Note - AOL (opens the original)
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For years, sellers have dominated U.S. housing negotiations. But a new report from Best Interest Financial reveals that momentum is finally shifting — at least in certain markets. Researchers found that homes are now selling below list price in 41 of the 50 most populous metros, giving buyers newfound negotiating power. But the window for deals may not stay open everywhere. The report found that price-drop activity has cooled in more than half of the major metros analyzed, while sale-to-list-pri
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