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I recently visited Uruguay. It’s full of surprises. It’s the richest state in Latin America, without any - even superficially - held religious beliefs, in a Catholic-dominated continent. There is no Christmas. In Uruguay, Christmas is called “Family Day.” There is no Easter either – the dates are called “Tourist Week.” Even though the popu... Read More
The average first-time homebuyer in America is now 40 years old, according to the National Association of Realtors. It is one more sign of how far homeownership has slipped out of reach. The reasons are familiar: There are not enough homes, mortgage rates remain elevated, home prices have outrun incomes, and insurance, taxes, and other ownership costs have climbed. Federal Reserve Governor Michael... Read More