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If I buy a house for $1 million in cash at 70, will I run out of money by 90?

First publishedAug 3, 17:44 UTC

Last updatedAug 3, 19:21 UTC · 10m ago

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If I buy a house for $1 million in cash at 70, will I run out of money by 90?

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Buying a house late in life means you might not reach the break-even point that would make it better financially than renting.

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What's the story?: Buying a house late in life means you might not reach the break-even point that would make it better financially than renting.
How widely is it covered?: 1 outlet, average source rating 7.0/10.
When was it last updated?: 10m ago.

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