- Homeowners
- May 7, 2025
7 Homeownership Surprises That Might Hit in Year One—And How to Handle Them
No matter how meticulous your inspection was, the first year in a new home is usually full of surprises.
No matter how meticulous your inspection was, the first year in a new home is usually full of surprises.
Savvy homeowners may be able to have their property tax bills reduced.
This is what homeowners need to know if they're going through a breakup or divorce.
A homestead tax exemption could potentially save you hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars each year on your property taxes.
Affordable housewarming gifts celebrate your loved one’s new space without overspending. See our best ideas for movers of all ages and stages.
If you're self-employed or part of the gig economy—and you've carved out a corner of your home to run your business—you might be leaving money on the table come tax time.
A well-maintained yard can completely transform a home’s appearance—and you don’t have to spend a fortune on it. With a few strategic upgrades, you can make your lawn lush, polished, and inviting without breaking the bank.
Your home is likely your largest financial asset, so maintaining its structural integrity should be a priority. While home renovations often bring issues to light, a few seasonal chores will help you spot issues before they become problems.
Homeowners whose properties have been damaged or destroyed by natural disasters may be eligible for mortgage forbearance.
There are quite a few pieces to the financial puzzle when you’re buying a home. One that often gets overlooked is property taxes.