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Filing small insurance claim can lead to big problems later Homeowners who file just one or two insurance claims, no matter how small, sometimes risk a huge increase in their annual premiums or even cancellation of their policy. DEAR MR. MYERS: We didn’t know that we had some loose roof shingles over our bedroom until a summer storm arrived and water leaked in, causing about $1,100 in damage to a few of the ceiling’s tiles and a small portion of one of the walls. Can we file a claim with our insurer for the damage? ANSWER: Yes, you can file a claim for the needed repairs, but it probably wouldn’t be worth it. For starters, the $1,100 damage you suffered is a relatively small amount. If you have a standard $500 deductible, the most you could hope to recover from your insurer would be $600. That’s really not worth the risk of seeing your future premiums rise, perhaps by hundreds of dollars a year, because you would have a fresh
others wouldn’t charge such a fee at all. What is this fee for? How come some lenders charge it but others do not? ANSWER: A document-preparation fee is a one-time DAVID MYERS charge that some banks levy to osclaim on your reunwise to file small tensibly cover the cost of preparing cord. claims, homeownMore important- ers should consider the mortgage contract and other ly, there’s a chance raising their dethat filing a claim ductibles in order to paperwork needed to complete a loan might well result trim their annual transaction. But in the insurer caninsurance costs. the truth is, the celing your policy Insurance experts mortgage business altogether, espesay that owners has become so aucially if you have who have a typical filed another claim $500-deductible but tomated that the in the past two or raise it to $1,000 or vast majority of documents can be three years. That’s $2,500 can easily quickly prepared because insurers slash more than figure that if you 30 percent off their and then printed have made more bill, which can save out on the bank’s computer system than a claim or them hundreds of two in the recent dollars a year while with the stroke of a few keys. The days past, no matter how still providing adwhen a loan officer small, you’re more equate coverage if or secretary would likely to file again they later suffer a have to spend in the future. major loss. countless hours It’s also worth ••• typing up contracts noting that most DEAR MR. and the like have insurers are parMYERS: I would ticularly wary of like to refinance my gone the way of, well, typewriters customers who mortgage because file claims for warates are so low, so themselves. Some banks don’t ter-related damage: I have followed your even try to collect They’ll often pay for previous advice so-called doc-prep the repairs but then to contact several fees anymore. cancel the policy in lenders and mortorder to reduce the gage brokers to find Even those that do will often waive chance of getting the best deal. One hit with an even lender would charge the charge if the borrower is savvy costlier mold-relat- me a $300 “docuenough to ask. ed claim later. ment-preparation” ••• Because it’s befee, another would DEAR MR. coming increasingly charge $250, while
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MYERS: I recently inherited a small home that is several hundred miles away from my current residence. I don’t want to move into the [inherited] home and don’t want to hassle with renting it to tenants, so I intend to sell it immediately. Would I owe any federal taxes on the sale? ANSWER: Probably not. That’s because, when a property changes hands through inheritance, the Internal Revenue Service allows its value to be “stepped up” to reflect its current market value. This means that no federal taxes will be owed if the home is sold immediately. To illustrate, say the person who left you the home paid $100,000 for it several years ago but it was worth $175,000 on the day he died. The IRS would allow you to step up its cost basis to reflect its current value, so no taxes would be owed on the profit if you sold it for $175,000 or less right away. Conversely, if you rented the property to tenants for a few more years
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can either pay me $1,000 for rent, or you can put $1,000 in index funds every month,’” Ross says. He put the money into his retirement account. Ross recently bought a house with his fiancee, and they chose a home that cost about half of what their lender said they could afford.
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They figured out how much they felt comfortable spending each month and based their purchase on that amount. “I don’t really need a million-dollar home here,” Ross says. “I just need something that’s going to house the family.” IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT CHOICE Both studies have
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similar incomes, but middle savers contributed about 5% If you earn a deat the start of their cent income but have careers while the low trouble saving, the savers contributed culprits could be the about 2%. roof over your head That 3 percentand the car in your age-point difference driveway. in contributions is Retirement savers largely attributable who contribute more to the lower savers to their 401(k)s often spending more on spend less on housing housing, transporand transportation tation, and food than their peers, acand beverage, the cording to a study by researchers found. the Employee Benefit By retirement age, Research Institute middle savers had and J.P. Morgan accumulated savings Asset Management. equal to twice their Better savers salaries. Low savers also spend less on had accumulated food and drink, but about half as much. housing and transAN OLD TRUCK portation are bigger AND A FAT 401(K) expenses that tend to Driving older vebe less flexible. Once hicles and owning you commit to a place a modest home are to live and a car pay- the top two sacrifices ment, you’re typically cited in a study of stuck with those exPrincipal Financial penses for a while. Group customers “It may be deciages 20 to 54 who sions that you’re contribute big chunks making as you are of their income to rebuilding your life tirement accounts. that will ultimately One of those savers crowd out saving for is Erryn Ross, 30, of retirement, “ says Tigard, Oregon. For Katherine Roy, chief several years after retirement strategist college, the accounts for J.P. Morgan Asset receivable coordiManagement. nator lived at home The researchand drove a “beater” ers divided 10,000 truck, a hand-mehouseholds into three down from his dad. groups: the 25% who By the time he was contributed the least ready to replace the to their retirement truck, he had saved plans, the 25% who enough to pay cash contributed the most, for a new one while and the “middle sav- also maxing out his ers” whose contribu401(k) contribution. tions landed them in Ross credits his the middle 50%. High mother – who drives savers, not surprisa 2002 Honda Accord, ingly, had higher inpreviously owned by comes than the other her father – with gettwo groups. Middle ting him started. and low savers had “She said, ‘OK, you NerdWallet
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a landscape painter from Orlando, Florida, has been making extra mortgage payments. The 68-year-old and his wife received $1,200 in direct government payments and hope to own their home free and clear within 18 months. “Everything goes into extra mortgage payments,” he said. “As an artist, it’s feast or famine. You never know if you’re going to get a big commission or if the gallery does well.” The findings shed light on a persistent riddle of a global pandemic in which a weakened economy has somehow spared most U.S. families from the worst of the financial toll. Just 37% call the national economy good, down from 67% in January. But at the same time, 63% describe their personal financial situation as good, largely in line with what it was before the pandemic began
more than six months ago. People’s positive feelings about their own finances might also be helping President Donald Trump as he seeks reelection this November against former Vice President Joe Biden. About half of Americans, 47%, approve of how Trump is handling the economy. That’s significantly higher than his overall favorable rating of 35%. “He’s a businessman, not a politician,” said Sally Gansz, 78, from Trinidad, Colorado. “He’ll get jobs back – he did it before.” But while the initial burst of aid helped Americans, Trump – who touted his ability as a dealmaker in real estate – could not reach an agreement with Democrats to keep the money flowing after many of the benefits expired this month. Alan Vervaeke, 59, from Gilford, New
Hampshire, said the Trump administration’s failure to contain COVID-19 has forced the government to take on debt, rather than investing in infrastructure and scientific research that could help growth long-term. “The American economy is going to come back, but I don’t think it’s going to be as robust,” said Vervaeke, a military veteran who manages software engineers. “We need an actual statesman who can create opportunities for average Americans, instead of politicians making a lot of promises they may never keep.” About a quarter of Americans say they’ve been unable to pay at least one bill because of the pandemic, including 14% who’ve been unable to make a
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unique nature of the current crisis. Nearly $3 trillion Associated Press in government aid in the form of direct WASHINGTON payments, expanded – It’s the paradox jobless benefits and of a pandemic that forgivable payroll has crushed the loans helped cushion U.S. economy: 12.9 against the fastest million lost jobs and economic downturn a dangerous rash of in American history. businesses closing, Meanwhile, health yet the personal fears and mandated finances of many closures prompted Americans have remained strong – and many Americans to spend less on restauin some ways have rant meals, clothing even improved. and travel. A new poll from About two-thirds The Associated Press-NORC Center say they’re spending less than usual for Public Affairs during the pandemic. Research finds that Since February, there 45% of Americans has been a $1.3 trilsay they’re setting lion jump in money aside more money kept in checking than usual. Twenaccounts – a 56% ty-six percent are increase tracked by paying down debt the Federal Reserve. faster than they were before the coro- While the greater savings helps to keep navirus pandemic. families more finanIn total, about half THE RE/MAX SIGNATURE EXPERIENCE cially secure, it may ofDedicated Americans say providing professionals unrivaled service. also limit the scope they’ve either saved of any recovery in a more or paid down country that relies on debt sinceGina the outKillough Cheryl Carpenter Martin consumer spending break began. for growth. The findings Ted Newlin Vicky JeromeSullivan, Kent highlight the By Josh Boak and Emily Swanson
Rates, demand send home sales surging buy homes, in some has found, urban from New York City, urban move. cases far from their and suburban areas have surged, said “We definitely employers’ headquar- are showing similar Janet Boyd, an agent were talking about SILVER SPRING, ters. strength. Many sub- in Wilmington. getting more space, Md. – Spurred by By contrast, renturbs are becoming In the past six and COVID pushed ultra-low mortgage ers are more likely to hot home sellers’ weeks, Boyd said, us over the edge,” rates, home buyers work in lower-paymarkets, Zillow said, she’s sold more than said Lau, 40. rushed last month ing service jobs at but so have many twice the number of He and his wife to snap up a limited restaurants, hotels, urban areas. homes that she did wanted a layout supply of existing gyms, and hair sa“There is some loin the same period more compatible houses, causing the lons, where layoffs calized evidence of a last year. About 80% with their new realipace of purchases have been rampant softer urban market, of the buyers are ty: Working remoteto jump by a reand their ability to particularly in the from out of state. ly, they need room cord-high 24.7%. pay rent is declining. highest-priced marSome of the newfor a home office and The July surge in The expiration of a kets, San Francisco comers to Vermont, for their children to sales reported Friday federal moratorium and Manhattan, and including renters and do remote learning. by the National Ason evictions has also an eye-catching disecond-home owners, “We felt that if sociation of Realtors raised their risk of vergence in sale pric- came to ride out the these changes to how marked the second losing their home. es, but no evidence pandemic and decid- we work are even straight month of acIn a few of the of a widespread ed to stay, she said. semi-permanent, celerating home pur- country’s most exflight to suburban “It’s just like 9/11 – our previous house chases. The back-to- pensive housing pastures,” said Jeff they feel safe,” Boyd just didn’t work anyback increases have markets – notably Tucker, an economist said. more,” Lau said. helped stabilize the New York and San at Zillow. But in other metro In the midst of the home buying market, Francisco – real es“The primary issue areas, too, some peo- pandemic-induced rewhich all but froze tate professionals say in much of the coun- ple are casting eyes cession, housing has early this spring they’re seeing more try,” Tucker said, toward the suburbs. emerged as one of when the viral panpeople leaving high“is the inventory Peter Lau and his the few resilient secdemic erupted across priced city apartdrought, both urban wife recently got a tors of the economy. the United States. ments to buy homes and suburban, that’s quick offer on their An unusually sparse With July’s inin outer suburbs. failing to meet the home in the District supply of homes is crease, to a seasonThe loss of urban surprisingly robust of Columbia, allowboth helping fuel ally adjusted annual amenities and condemand from buying them to move to demand and keeping rate of 5.86 million, cern that the risk of ers eager to lock in suburban Rockville, sales lower than they purchases of existinfection is higher in record-low mortgage Maryland. Lau, might otherwise be. ing homes are up denser areas may be rates.” who has two young The supply in July 8.7% from a year contributing to that In a pocket of children, said the was down 2.6% from ago. Near record-low trend. southern Vermont, pandemic, along with June and 21% from a mortgage rates have But nationally, an sales to out-of-state low mortgage rates, year ago. At the curmade homes more analysis by Zillow buyers, including accelerated their sub- rent sales pace, there affordable for buyers, and many are acting TRIO RANCH OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-3 • DEBBIE to capitalize on them. The average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is now 2.99%, the mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday. A year ago, it was 3.55%. The figures also 5906 Hallies Meadow 6030 Haydens Brook 2430 Trio Ranch, Stillwater 3BR, 2BA, 2,055 sq. ft. 4BR, 2BA, 2,180 sq. ft. 3BR, 2BA, 2,128 sq. ft. point to a persistent3-Car Garage New Construction 3-Car Garage ly unequal recovery: $299,900 $307,900 $303,900 Many higher-paid white-collar workers, Visit www.perkinsfrontierrealty.com and check out who have disproportionately kept their FRONTIER REALTY jobs and can work • 100% Financing available 405-547-2000 • Recently updated properties remotely, are able to By Matt Ott
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is a 3.1-months supply of houses – down from 3.9 months in June and 4.2 months a year ago. The result is that homes put up for sale are vanishing quickly. Homes were on the market for an average of 22 days in July, down by two days from June. And they are disappearing seven days faster than in the same month last year. The NAR said more than two-thirds of homes sold in July had been on the market for less than a month. Economists say the aggressive buying reflects, in part, pentup demand from the spring, when
the usual surge in sales was blocked by the coronavirus outbreak. “A lot of people are making up ground for the lost spring home-buying season,” said Odeta Kushi, an economist at First American, a title insurance company. Kushi noted that the unemployment gap between renters and homeowners has widened. Typically, unemployment among renters is about 4.4 percentage points higher than among homeowners. Since the pandemic has intensified, that gap has jumped to 6.4 percentage points.
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