Affording Your Home

Forget New York and San Francisco. These 11 cities strike the perfect balance between affordability and fun — which is why we named them the … Read more

Looking to rent but not sure what you can afford? There’s a popular 30% rule but is it accurate? Get the breakdown on how much to spend on rent.

Getting an apartment when you don’t have a credit history can be tricky. But remember: No credit isn’t the same as bad credit. Here are some ideas for convincing your new landlord that you are worth the risk.

Moving home isn’t fun for most, so should you do it? If you’re looking to save money, it’s one of the more effective saving methods…if you do it right.

Find somewhere to lay your head in the city that never sleeps. From boroughs to brokers to—eek!—bedbugs: How to find an apartment in New York City.

When it comes time to save your house down payment, having a place to keep it safe and let it grow is vital. Depending on how long you plan to save, you have a few options. Here’s where to start.

Whether you’re trying to conserve a cash cushion or buying in a fast rising market, there are times when it does make sense to put less than 20% down on a house.

Apartment finder websites can take the toil out of looking for a property by allowing you to search and compare tour listings — all in a one-stop shop.

Renting provides flexibility and you don’t have to keep up the property yourself. Homeownership, on the other hand, comes with a ton of surprising costs.