House prices have risen 500% in 25 years, but wages only 115%, exposing why homeownership is unaffordable.
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When housing takes too much of disposable income, everything else gets squeezed.
The episode keeps the meaning of house poor practical: housing takes so much of disposable income that little is left over. Doug Hoyes and Ted keep that idea grounded by naming the usual pressure points - mortgage, utilities, maintenance, and repairs - while also making clear…
Why you'd press play
When your house payment starts running the rest of the month before you do
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