When you're saving for a house in the near future, it's the return of the money, not the return on the money, that matters most.

You probably haven't looked at your homeowners policy since you bought your house. You might want to; especially if you've made these changes.

You need to break a lease, but you don't want to pay for it. Why not try subletting your pad?

Long-term care for an elderly parent or relative has a new, affordable option: Meet the granny pod.

You know closing costs make up a hefty bill when buying a new home. Have you ever wondered what's included in those costs, exactly?

You have homeowners insurance. What more could you need to protect your house? Actually, these policies might help.

You're ready to be a homeowner — but if you make these missteps with your money, you can kiss your mortgage application goodbye.

Real estate agents take a hefty commission from your home sale. Want to avoid that financial hit? You can sell your home without a traditional agent.

Buying a new home is exciting, but before you sign your name on the dotted line, you need to ask — and answer — a few key questions about your loan.