For people who are fortunate enough to actually have the money to buy a house, traditionally houses have been a very good long-term investment. But things have changed and you do have to be careful about making that decision. There is simply a shortage of places to live. We don't build enough. Zoning is a problem. There's not enough houses.
There’s a whole lot happening in the economy that’s impacting your wallet. Inflation is slowing down, but it’s still high. Layoffs have rocked every industry. And rent prices keep surging. Is it a good time to quit your job–or ask for a raise? Should you buy a house (if you can find one)? And which investments are safe when markets are all over the place?
Bloomberg personal finance journalists Claire Ballentine and Craig Giammona join this episode to share advice about what to do with your money in volatile times.
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