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Retirement · Lincolngopixa // Shutterstock President Donald Trump suggested the idea of 50-year mortgages to make home buying more affordable for Americans. It’s not the first time this idea has been tossed around, and it’s even been tried before. The idea behind a long mortgage is to save borrowers some cash by reducing their monthly payment. And it would do that, but the way mortgages work, it doesn’t actually save you money. Finder.com explains how this type o…See the Story
50-Year Mortgages Won’t Address the Issues Facing First-Time Buyers
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How tax-loss harvesting and direct indexing turned market volatility into tax savings in 2025
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Agriculture · KentuckyAnabel Peterman for Next City Near the eastern edge of Fayette County, Kentucky, sits the Coleman Crest Farm in the rural Black hamlet of Uttingertown. That’s where Jim Coleman works the land his great-grandfather tilled as an enslaved person — until he secured his freedom by fighting in the Civil War and returning to purchase the farm more than 130 years ago. Now, Coleman is continuing his family’s farming legacy, but not because it’s easy wo…See the Story
What It Takes to Keep Black-Led Farms Alive
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