"MSRP" stands for "manufacturer's suggested retail price." Naturally, auto manufacturers determine a car's MSRP, not dealerships or salespeople. That means the base price is the same no matter where.
It's much harder for today's adults to buy homes than it was for older generations decades ago. In fact, a new report from Redfin revealed that many U.S. homeowners couldn't afford to buy their home.
While money doesn't solve every problem, having more of it certainly makes life easier. That is, until tax time. Depending on which state you live in, being rich means you're paying a greater share of.
Many Americans target $1 million as their "dream nest egg" for retirement, but the truth is that in many states, even $750,000 can be more than enough. Although your longevity and your lifestyle can.
If you're also feeling like the cost of housing and the cost of living in general has become increasingly unaffordable over the past decade, then you'd be correct. Home prices have doubled in less.