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It's National Watermelon Day, and in the south at least, it's going to be a perfect day for it!
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Inflation is the worst tax of all, because it's hidden.

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New report is a starting point for lowering inflation and the debt - Americans for Prosperity A new report by the Committee for a Responsible Budget is a good starting point for lowering inflation and the debt. Get the details.

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Did you know? (Part 3)

In short, the highest share (52%) of young adults aged 18 to 29 are living at home with family since the Great Depression!

In Part 1, we cited that the top reason now to purchase a multi-generational home is for aging parents to move into the home.

In Part 2, we noted that the 2nd most common reason is cost savings. Family members are pooling incomes to purchase a larger home. This reason has accelerated in the last two years as people are relying on others due to the loss of income or potential loss of income, and marriage rates have continued to drop. This factor has likely seen an increase during the pandemic as many Americans face a cut in wages and lost income.

The third most common reason is adult children boomeranging back home or never leaving. One note to underline however, is that while this is the third most common reason to purchase a multi-generational home, the Census is reporting the highest share of young adults living at home with family since the Great Depression—52% of young adults, aged 18 to 29, are living at home according to a Pew analysis of the Current Population Survey.

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Source: https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/full-house-the-rise-of-multi-generational-homes-during-covid-19

Full House: The Rise of Multi-generational Homes During COVID-19 Buyers purchasing multi-generational homes during the pandemic rose to a series high of 15%.

Did you know? (Part 2)

In Part 1, we cited that the top reason now to purchase a multi-generational home is for aging parents to move into the home.

The second most common reason is cost savings. Family members are pooling incomes to purchase a larger home. This reason has accelerated in the last two years as people are relying on others due to the loss of income or potential loss of income, and marriage rates have continued to drop. This factor has likely seen an increase during the pandemic as many Americans face a cut in wages and lost income.

If you're interested in learning how to pay off that home early, in as little as one-half to one-third the time, send us a message and ask for a FREE debt-freedom date analysis.

We teach people to utilize the latest technology and banking tools to eliminate home mortgages, student loans, consumer and other debt by using a GPS-like technology for your finances.


We're also looking for people to help us in our mission to "Get America Out of Debt, One Family at a Time." If you know someone affected by loss of income or just wanting to explore a new opportunity, let us know!


Source: https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/full-house-the-rise-of-multi-generational-homes-during-covid-19

Full House: The Rise of Multi-generational Homes During COVID-19 Buyers purchasing multi-generational homes during the pandemic rose to a series high of 15%.

Did you know? (Part 1)

The number of homes purchased for multigenerational households rose to 15 percent between April and June 2020, according to the National Association of Realtors.

That represents the highest percentage of multigenerational homes since NAR began tracking the trend in 2012 after the Great Recession and was up from 11 percent between July 2019 and March 2020.

Multigenerational households include adults bringing their parents to live with them for caregiving purposes or to help with child care. In addition, multigenerational households can include adult children living with their parents for cost savings or because they prefer to share a home.

During the pandemic, NAR researchers found the top reason to purchase a multigenerational home was for aging parents to move into the home. Before the pandemic, multigenerational home purchasers were evenly split between those with adult children moving back home and aging parents.

If you're interested in learning how to pay off that home early, in as little as one-half to one-third the time, send us a message and ask for a FREE debt-freedom date analysis.

We teach people to utilize the latest technology and banking tools to eliminate home mortgages, student loans, consumer and other debt by using a GPS-like technology for your finances.

Source: https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/full-house-the-rise-of-multi-generational-homes-during-covid-19

Full House: The Rise of Multi-generational Homes During COVID-19 Buyers purchasing multi-generational homes during the pandemic rose to a series high of 15%.

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Rents across U.S. rise above $2,000 a month for the first time ever A new report shows the cost of renting a home or apartment is up 15% nationally to a new record high.

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Gas prices surge again to record high but the driver is refineries, not oil prices High oil prices are usually blamed for record gas prices, but there's also a refinery shortage. More oil's meaningless if we can't convert it to gas.

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https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/08/economy/us-household-debt/index.html

Household debt jumped by $1 trillion in 2021, the most since 2007 A big year for car and home shopping helped push Americans to take on a lot more debt last year.