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Homebuying has become so expensive that couples are asking for help in their wedding registry

Por: CBS News Business October 24, 2023

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Paige Mankin and Corey Moss want to buy a home in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area but the couple fears that dream may not come true any time soon, given With that in mind, the New York residents who are engaged to be married in January are asking friends and family for a novel though increasingly popular gift in their wedding registry: contributions for a down payment on the purchase of a new home. Mankin, 28, and Moss, 32, are... + full article



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