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Succeeding in Love and Real Estate

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Elizabeth O'Brien
Looking for a home is a lot like searching for a romantic partner. You should have some non-negotiable criteria, but also be flexible. You have to listen to your heart and your head. And often, you have to try many times before you successfully match. That's especially true in today's hot housing market, where it's not unusual for buyers to write four, six or even eight offers before they have one accepted. Learn some tips for navigating the fast-moving market in today's edition. And if you're relocating in retirement, consider renting in the area first. Test the waters before making a big commitment — in real estate and in love.

Best wishes,
Elizabeth

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TIMELY RETIREMENT NEWS, INSIGHTS, AND ADVICE
 
Coinbase for Beginners


A complete guide to buying and selling cryptocurrency on the popular exchange.
 

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RETIRE WITH MONEY COMMUNITY NEWS
Friday's Reader of the Week omitted the link to the web site that Donna Skelcy uses to help determine how much she can spend in retirement. Here it is:
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RETIREMENT NEWS FROM AROUND THE WEB
75% of Stock Owners Won't Be Subject to Biden's Proposed Capital Gains Tax Hike
Here's what to know. CNBC
New Proposal to Lower Medicare Age to 50 Could Be a Lifeline to Millions
A group of Democratic senators has reintroduced legislation that would make health insurance more affordable for pre-retirees. MONEYWISE via YAHOO FINANCE
Big Investors Push Nursing Homes to Upgrade Care and Working Conditions
Nursing homes agree but say they need higher reimbursements from Medicaid to improve workers' pay and working conditions. KAISER HEALTH NEWS
I'm Vaccinated: Where Can I Travel Now and How?
These trip suggestions will help you ease back into safe travel. NEXT AVENUE
Elizabeth O'Brien is deputy editor at Money. She has covered retirement and health care for nearly a decade. A Brooklyn resident and mom of two boys, she navigates the alphabet soup of Medicare and the New York City subway system with equal ease. You can email her at elizabeth.obrien@money.com and follow her on Twitter at @elizobrien.

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