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    Millennial Burnout and Financial Stress Delay American Dream 

Millennial Burnout and Financial Stress Delay American Dream 

By Liz Stevens| 2019-08-15T11:31:12-05:00 August 15th, 2019|

Millennial burnout and financial stress delay the American Dream. Millennials dream of a future with financial independence before anything else. Millennial Burnout and Financial Stress Delay American Dream  Millennial burnout caused by financial stress is a huge reason why this generational cohort is rethinking the traditional American Dream.  Burnout is a sense of chronic physical [...]

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    Are Millennials Buying Homes?

Are Millennials Buying Homes?

By Liz Stevens| 2019-03-14T10:06:05-05:00 March 14th, 2019|

Are Millennials Buying Homes? Millennials now have the largest share of new mortgages by dollar volume, but most of them have regrets about buying a home. Are Millennials buying homes? It looks like the answer is yes: Millennials are finally becoming homeowners. Millennials now account for the largest share of new mortgages by dollar volume [...]

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    Why is Aging in Place Important?

Why is Aging in Place Important?

By Liz Stevens| 2019-02-13T10:30:27-06:00 February 13th, 2019|

Why is aging in place important? Seniors are staying in their homes longer than prior generations and it's contributing to the national housing shortage. Today’s seniors have better health and higher levels of education than prior generations and that means they’re living longer and working longer. Seniors born after 1931 are staying in their homes [...]

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    What’s Causing Millennials’ Money Woes?

What’s Causing Millennials’ Money Woes?

By Olivia Orzech| 2018-11-07T16:20:18-06:00 November 7th, 2018|

On Stress Awareness Day, we take a look at the pain points causing Millennials to stress about their money. A new Bank of America report, which analyzed the financial habits of over 1,000 Millennials, found that the majority of respondents felt they weren’t saving enough for future expenses like home buying and retirement. Best Money [...]

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    Why Are Millennials Less Likely to be Homeowners?

Why Are Millennials Less Likely to be Homeowners?

By Liz Stevens| 2018-07-10T14:33:46-05:00 July 10th, 2018|

Millennials are nearly 10 percent less likely to be homeowners than baby boomers or Gen Xers. What’s different about this generation of homeowners? Urban Institute’s comprehensive study on Millennial Homeownership found that Millennials are 8 percent less likely to be homeowners than baby boomers and 8.4 percent lower than Gen Xers in the same age [...]

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    ‘$idehusl:’ Q&A with Financial Columnist Kathy Kristof

‘$idehusl:’ Q&A with Financial Columnist Kathy Kristof

By Ryan Wangman| 2018-07-05T15:46:13-05:00 July 5th, 2018|

In this $idehusl Q&A with financial columnist Kathy Kristof, we discuss Millennial employees and how their need for side hustles are fueling the gig economy. As costs rise and wages stagnate, Millennial employees are struggling to earn enough money to live the way they want to live. Their solution? Side hustles that allow them to [...]

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    Top 5 Threats to Real Estate in 2017 (Part I of II)

Top 5 Threats to Real Estate in 2017 (Part I of II)

By Guest| 2018-06-25T14:14:38-05:00 June 19th, 2018|

Wondering what threats await real estate this year (and in the future)? Scott  Muldavin, Chair of the Counselors of Real Estate (CRE), ran down his annual list at this year's National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) conference, in Denver. This story features the first 5 threats to real estate. Real Estate Threat #1 - [...]

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    This is Why Mortgage Lenders are Rolling Back Regulations

This is Why Mortgage Lenders are Rolling Back Regulations

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-06-01T11:04:15-05:00 June 1st, 2018|

There are a few reasons mortgage lenders are loosening regulations, one of which is a spike in late payments, but these roll backs won't be the cause of the next recession. I was asked on the radio last week if I thought mortgage lenders were loosening regulations too much. Steve Cochran, who hosts morning drive on [...]

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    When Will Millennials Become Homeowners?

When Will Millennials Become Homeowners?

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-05-17T10:21:22-05:00 May 17th, 2018|

When it comes to buying a home, Millennials are taking about 5 years longer to become homeowners. Here, I take a look at some factors that may be causing this shift in the average first-time homebuyer age.   I live for a happy ending. Whether it’s in the movies, a fairy-tale wedding (hello, Harry and Meghan!), [...]

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    Millennials, Money and Mortgages

Millennials, Money and Mortgages

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-06-15T10:36:13-05:00 January 25th, 2018|

When it comes to money, Millennials are doing better than many people think. And yet the vast majority are still fretting about their money, even as the oldest part of the cohort has begun applying for mortgages. Let’s start with money. Millennials (age 23 to 37) are saving money. There’s no doubt about it. Nearly [...]

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