Your home inspection can set you up for success as a homeowner. During your inspection, you’ll learn more about your new home, become aware of potential issues, and get an idea of what you might need to replace or fix when you move in. Here, we’ll take a look at a few questions you’ll want to ask your home inspector to ensure that you’re learning everything you need to know before you finalize the purchase of your new home. Is this a major or minor issue? As you walk through the house with your inspector, they’ll point out issues. If you’re not a contractor, likely, you won’t know what’s a big deal—and what’s not. As

For some, retirement allows you to move anywhere you want without living close to an employer. Nearly 400,000 U.S. retirees changed residences in 2020, according to MReport. People have different reasons for deciding to relocate during retirement; finances, physical issues, and emotions drive some moves. Here are tips on determining where to relocate in retirement. Cater to Your Lifestyle Preferences Retirement is an opportunity to enjoy activities you may not have had time to do when working. Look for activities that feature those activities you enjoy. For example, if you enjoy golf, consider a golf community. If you want to meet other retirees and participate in organized activities for your age, consider relocating to a