Deducting Private Mortgage Insurance
The 2013 return may be last one on which private mortgage insurance can be claimed.
Tax Savings: Rental Property Depreciation Explained
If you’re already an investment property owner or are thinking about becoming a landlord, here’s a refresher on how the depreciation expense could help you maximize your tax savings.
Cheat Sheet: Tax Breaks for Homeowners
Whether you’ve got a single-family home, a town house, condo, or even a floating home, there are various home-related expenses that you should be sure to deduct.
The Pros of Homeownership are Tax Write-Offs
Owning a home offers lots of benefits, including ways to reduce your tax bill.
Can You Deduct Building Materials for New Home?
You can deduct taxes paid on building materials if you buy them directly, among other criteria.
Florida's The Villages is the Fastest-Growing City in America
The Villages, a Florida community for full-time golfers and Golden Girls fans, is the fastest-growing U.S. city for the second year in a row.
Maybe You Shouldn’t Pay Off Your Mortgage Before Retirement
Sometimes it makes financial sense to enter retirement with a mortgage. Here's what to take into consideration.
Looking to Become a Snow Bird in Retirement? Know This
Heading to warmer weather when winter rolls in sounds like a comfortable retirement plan, but it comes with a lot of tax and financial implications.
How to Buy a Home in Retirement
If you're worried about whether your retirement savings will last, the combination of a new mortgage rule and a plan to relocate to a place with low-cost housing can increase your comfort level.
Borrow from Retirement Accounts for House?
If planning to raid retirement funds for a down payment on a house, know the downside.
Should You Combine Mortgages into One Loan?
Dave Says: With interest rates still low, is now the time to combine mortgages into one lower-rate loan? And is it best to maintain a blended fund for retirement or switch to self-chosen funds?
Mortgage Life Insurance: Who Gets the House?
Before you buy life insurance tied to your mortgage, know how the policy works.
What Percentage of Income Should Go Toward Housing?
Dave Says: The percentage of your income dedicated to housing shouldn't top this number, and how many life insurance policies do you need?
How to Choose Insurance for Every Life Stage
Whether you’re about to walk down the aisle, expanding your family or about to leave the workforce, protecting your assets with right amount of insurance coverage is key.
Parents may be able to help their children buy a home, but it pays to weigh all options first
Rising prices and a dearth of homes for sale in many markets have made it harder for many looking to buy their first home.
Roth IRA Withdrawal Rules to buy First Home
People often confuse the withdrawal rules of traditional IRAs with those of Roth IRAs.
Be Mortgage-Free and Fund Your Retirement
Consider these tips for paying off your mortgage while also saving for retirement.
How to Tell Your Kids About Your Reverse Mortgage
Should you inform your adult children of your reverse mortgage? If so, how and when?
How to Deal with Disputes Over Inherited Land
Surviving family members have a tough time handling an estate when heirs are fighting.
Can I Retire Mortgage-Free in 5 Years?
You've worked hard for your retirement. Here's a strategy to be mortgage-free by then.


















