I’m 70 and on a fixed income, but I own my home and have $20-$25K I want to invest. What’s my move?
I’m 70, on a fixed income and work part time. I have $20,000 – $25,000 I would like to invest. My will and estate planning ...
Crain's New York12h
On Politics: Good riddance to broker fees
Don’t believe the real estate industry’s arguments against the bill shifting fees to landlords, writes columnist Ross Barkan.
The National Law Review15h
New York City Council Puts an End to the Payment of Brokers' Fees by Residential Tenants - Landlords May Get Stuck with the Brokers' Fees
On November 13, 2024, the Fairness in Apartment Rentals Act (FARE) (the Bill) was approved by the New York City Council (City ...
Gothamist17h
NYC is lifting broker fees for most tenants. Here’s what to know.
In New York, unlike nearly every other part of the country, tenants usually pay the fee even though landlords usually hire ...
Forget About 5% CDs -- Here's Where You Should Put Your Savings Instead
CDs have high rates, but you can't get your money out whenever you want. Find out which type of bank account could be a ...