“My car is a write-off, so why won’t my insurance company pay for a new one?”
It’s important to understand your policy—“replacement value” isn't the same as covering the cost of purchasing a new vehicle.
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6 questions to ask your potential real estate agent
If you’re looking to buy or sell a home, there’s no shortage of representation. But the only way to...
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Dario and Brianna estimate they’ll have $10,000 a year to put towards retirement savings, their child’s education or paying...
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Mortgage lenders generally like it when borrowers use their property to earn extra income. But some home-rental circumstances make...
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Becoming your kid’s landlord could save thousands on the cost of university or college
It’s becoming more and more popular for parents to purchase property in college and university towns—and rent to their...
What is wealth insurance?
Charles wants to know if he should consider buying wealth insurance in order to maximize the after-tax value of...
What to do if short-term renters trash your home
Even when they follow your rules, Airbnb guests may cause damage to your most expensive asset. But the right...
Gifting real estate to your adult children
Consider the impact of potential capital gains tax, what might happen to the property if your child gets divorced...
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What does fire insurance on a vehicle actually cover?
How your auto policy covers you in the event of a fire depends on what started it.