Housing

More strategies to supplement a retirement shortfall.

We run down the taxes, penalties, and other risks of using retirement assets for a home purchase.

Personal finance expert Clark Howard shares his insights into the housing market in 2022.

Not all decisions are number-driven. The right answer might involve a bit of introspection.

Retirees looking for a decent return in this low-rate climate would be wise to consider it.

Given the difficult year-over-year comparisons for the industry, we anticipate hearing similar rhetoric from other housing-related firms ahead.

The author and financial expert discusses the racial wealth and homeownership gap, college debt, and how she paid off her own debt.

Psychologist and author Daniel Crosby argues that portfolios that factor in how people behave are better than ones perfected on a spreadsheet.

A shortage of age-friendly communities may make it challenging.

Factors like freedom and career flexibility can offer intangible financial benefits--in exchange for a home equity opportunity cost.

The author of the best-selling book, "I Will Teach You to Be Rich," on how homeownership fits into a financial plan.

Answer these five questions when deciding how to prioritize your household cash deployments.

Contributor John Wasik outlines four questions to ask before sharing your home with an aging parent.

Making sure your insurance coverage adequately reflects home renovations could save you money if you file a claim.

Tapping into your home as an income source may be a good idea for some retirees, says contributor John Wasik. Here's what to consider.

Two easy-to-calculate ratios can shed light on how much you can comfortably afford when it comes to housing costs.

Contributor John Wasik reviews what to think about if you're considering a move into a "life plan" community.

Aging in place or doing the relocation two-step may be a better choices for many retirees.