What an extra $500 to $1,000 a month did for 8 families

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24 major cities where renters can save at least 10% compared to the national median

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Major US cities saw median rent fall last month.

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For Gen Zers tired of dating, applications for lavender marriages are open

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For Gen Zers, a platonic marriage might be a good option for financial stability and comfort.

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14 cities with deals on affordable apartments as rent slides alongside interest rates

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Apartments may be easier to land following a competitive summer.

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10 major US cities where rent is affordable and falling fast as national apartment prices reach record highs

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Renters may find it tough to secure cheap apartments, but it's not impossible.

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Most apartment owners in 6 big US cities are offering deals to renters — but don't expect a break in NYC or Miami

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Landlords are introducing more perks across the US to attract renters, but cities like New York and Miami maintain tight rental markets.

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Business Insider seeks tips regarding potential abuses by corporate landlords across the US

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The 7 most renter-friendly big cities in the US

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Raleigh, North Carolina, was the most renter-friendly location among almost 100 cities in a ranking from ApartmentAdvisor.

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The surefire way to make America's apartments bigger, brighter, and cheaper

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A boomer gets just $1,056 a month in Social Security and works as a bus driver: 'I don't see myself being able to retire, but I'm grateful and healthy'

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Emma Echols (not pictured) receives $1,056 a month in Social Security and has to supplement that income with her part-time bus driver job.

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