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Should You Sell Your House Now or Wait? What to Consider

With rates holding steady and market shifts ahead, here's how to decide whether to list your house or wait.

Kiplinger

Dave Ramsey Rips Into 'Passive Income' Real Estate Hype: Says Landlords Are Being Sold TikTok Dreams

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey is pushing back against the idea that real estate generates effortless wealth, warning investors that owning property requires ongoing work and responsibility.

Benzinga

Here’s why more homeowners are delisting their properties rather than lowering their asking price

For every 100 newly listed homes this past June, 21 homes were delisted, according to Realtor.com

The Independent UK

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'So You're the Toy Counter' — One Person Asked ChatGPT To Explain Their Job To A 5-Year-Old. What Followed Was a Full-Blown Identity Crisis

Nowadays, people ask ChatGPT everything—from how to meal prep for the week to whether aliens built the pyramids.

Benzinga

A Manager Says His Union And Non-Union Employees Want The Same Wage. Dave Ramsey Responds, 'I'm Not Trying To Bust A Union, But…'

A manager from Minneapolis called into the “EntreLeadership” podcast recently to ask entrepreneur and personal finance expert Dave Ramsey how to handle employee concerns over a pay gap between his union and non-union teams. The caller, AJ, oversees about 10 staff members at an engineering company split evenly between union…

Benzinga

Bank of England policymaker calls for interest rates to stay on hold for longer

Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), said keeping rates at the current level was ‘appropriate right now’.

Evening Standard

Home Prices Are Quietly Cracking—The Last Time It Looked Like This Was 2010

A trend unseen since the aftermath of the financial crisis is unfolding, as U.S. home prices declined for a third consecutive month in June 2025, quietly signaling that cracks may be forming in the housing market.

Benzinga

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It's Not Easy To Buy A House, Have Kids, And Save For Retirement. Here's How Some People Are Doing It.

Many people aspire to become homeowners, especially when they start families. High prices have made this dream less attainable, but some people are still buying houses, raising children, and saving for retirement.

Benzinga

Top 2 Real Estate Stocks You May Want To Dump In August

As of Aug. 26, 2025, two stocks in the real estate sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.

Benzinga

34-Year-Old Man Tells Wife To Get A Job Or Go On An Allowance After Blowing $1,500 a Month on Clothes, Nails, and Lashes — She Says 'Then Divorce Me'

For some couples, disagreements over money mean quibbles about takeout versus cooking at home. For one 34-year-old husband, it meant asking his wife to either rein in her spending or accept an allowance — and her response was a swift "then divorce me."

Benzinga

An Engagement Ring For $10K Or $70K? 'The Ramsey Show' Weighs In On This Caller's 'Dilemma'

When it comes to engagement rings, most couples debate over style and size. But one caller yp "The Ramsey Show" recently raised eyebrows with a much bigger question: should he spend $10,000 or $70,000 on a ring?

Benzinga

Woman handed suspended sentence and ordered to pay over £6k for submitting false council housing application

Amira Issa, 41, who lives in Southwark, was sentenced to six months in prison suspended for 12 months

Evening Standard

Dave Ramsey Slams America's Obsession With 800 Credit Score, Calls High FICO A Sign Of Debt, Not True Wealth

Personal finance personality Dave Ramsey is once again aiming America's obsession with credit scores, arguing that a high FICO score doesn't signal wealth but instead proves years of debt payments to banks.

Benzinga

Amsterdam’s squatter wars are back – and wealthy Dutch homeowners have only themselves to blame

Those already on the property ladder are fuelling a shameful disparity. Until they wake up, the krakers will keep coming, says journalist Senay Boztas

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'Disgraceful': Officials raise tenants' rents well above what landlords requested

SCOTLAND’S “deeply flawed” rent adjudication system saw officials raise rent prices well above what landlords had requested, new figures have…

AAP

Property owners busted living in social housing

Property owners and high-income earners have been caught out living in public housing in a government review of tenancies.

The Guardian - AU

Plan to finish forgotten Woollahra train station and build 10,000 homes won’t combat Sydney’s affordability crisis, critics say

‘If this just becomes a very high-end market development … it’s not going to do anything,’ University of Sydney academic says

Benzinga

'Every Month We're Down To 50 Cents Left In Our Account' — The Ramsey Show Reacts To Couple's $55K Debt When They Make $350K

When registered nurse Nicole called "The Ramsey Show," she wasn't looking for sympathy — she was looking for a solution. Despite earning a combined $350,000 a year with her husband, the couple is buried under more than $55,000 in credit card debt and often ends the month with just cents…

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The Home Depot's Billionaire Co-Founder Blamed 'Socialism' for Making Americans 'Too Lazy, Too Fat, Too Stupid' to Work — 'Nobody Gives A Damn'

As co-founder of The Home Depot, Bernie Marcus helped build the world's largest home improvement retailer from scratch. But in one of his final interviews before his death last November, Marcus made it clear he didn't think that kind of success could happen again—not in today's economy.

Evening Standard

Nearly 100,000 homes sped up by drive to cut red tape, ministers claim

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner said the New Homes Accelerator was ‘breaking down the barriers’ stopping new homes from being built.

Benzinga

Offerpad, Inno Stocks Just Went Vertical—Retail Traders Want The Next Opendoor

Retail investors have expanded the recent "meme stock" surge, which began with Opendoor Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN), to two new targets: Offerpad Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPAD) and Inno Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:INHD). Here's what to know:

Benzinga

Powell's Shift Could Spark A Homebuilder Boom—Investors Are Already Piling In

The real estate stock trade came back to life last Friday—and no one rallied harder than homebuilders.

AAP

Fast or gradual: RBA debate shapes rates outlook

A debate inside the Reserve Bank board over the tightness of Australia's labour market could determine how quickly it moves to cut interest rates.

The Independent UK

How the fall of Evergrande spells doom for China’s property market

The real estate giant became the poster-child for the problems facing Chinese developers after it collapsed under the weight of massive debts in 2021

Benzinga

Credit Cardholders Share Their Best Tactics For Paying Off 0% APR Credit Card Debt

Many credit card companies offer an introductory 0% APR for the first 12 to 24 months of opening a card. This offer allows people to accumulate debt without worrying about interest, but their balances will snowball if they only make the minimum monthly payments.

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