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yahoo.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysOn average, living solo off campus costs more than living on campus, but your actual costs depend heavily on what school you attend, where you live and whether you opt for roommates. Off-campus students typically have lower dining costs but also face expenses that on-campus students don’t, like transportation and parking. Whether you live on campus in a dormitory or off campus significantly impacts your experience of college life.
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bankrate.com | Meaghan Hunt |Pippin Wilbers |Emmanuel Nyame
Student loans can be used to cover certain living expenses, but borrowers should use caution in doing so. Creating a budget and discerning wants from needs can help students to minimize debt and comply with borrowing guidelines. Misuse of student loan funds can result in serious consequences, including the future inability to borrow. Part-time employment, scholarships and grant opportunities can help cover expenses in place of student loans and won’t require repayment down the line.
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msn.com | Meaghan Hunt
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kimatv.com | Meaghan Hunt
How long do you have to own a house before you can sell it? by Meaghan HuntFri, February 28th 2025 at 11:35 AMGetty Images/Photo illustration by BankrateShare
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wsbt.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysTypically, the longer you hold on to your home, the better you will fare financially when it comes time to sell. Five years is generally considered a good rule of thumb in the industry, but it’s not mandatory. When deciding whether to sell, it’s important to consider closing costs and tax implications, as well as the broader economy. When you bought your home, you probably paid a substantial amount of money to make it happen. But now, for whatever reason, it feels like time to move on.
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krcgtv.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysTypically, the longer you hold on to your home, the better you will fare financially when it comes time to sell. Five years is generally considered a good rule of thumb in the industry, but it’s not mandatory. When deciding whether to sell, it’s important to consider closing costs and tax implications, as well as the broader economy. When you bought your home, you probably paid a substantial amount of money to make it happen. But now, for whatever reason, it feels like time to move on.
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wjla.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysTypically, the longer you hold on to your home, the better you will fare financially when it comes time to sell. Five years is generally considered a good rule of thumb in the industry, but it’s not mandatory. When deciding whether to sell, it’s important to consider closing costs and tax implications, as well as the broader economy. When you bought your home, you probably paid a substantial amount of money to make it happen. But now, for whatever reason, it feels like time to move on.
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kfoxtv.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysTypically, the longer you hold on to your home, the better you will fare financially when it comes time to sell. Five years is generally considered a good rule of thumb in the industry, but it’s not mandatory. When deciding whether to sell, it’s important to consider closing costs and tax implications, as well as the broader economy. When you bought your home, you probably paid a substantial amount of money to make it happen. But now, for whatever reason, it feels like time to move on.
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komonews.com | Meaghan Hunt
Key takeawaysTypically, the longer you hold on to your home, the better you will fare financially when it comes time to sell. Five years is generally considered a good rule of thumb in the industry, but it’s not mandatory. When deciding whether to sell, it’s important to consider closing costs and tax implications, as well as the broader economy. When you bought your home, you probably paid a substantial amount of money to make it happen. But now, for whatever reason, it feels like time to move on.
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1 month ago | 
mynews4.com | Meaghan Hunt
How long do you have to own a house before you can sell it? by Meaghan HuntFri, February 28th 2025 at 11:35 AMGetty Images/Photo illustration by Bankrate
