Your Best First Investments, Home Sales & Repos

The Higher Standard is back, fresh off their new once a week cadence. It feels equally as weird for Chris, Saied and Haroon. Behind the scenes, our boy Hayden, is getting up to speed on all the editing work. The end goal is to bring you all better content, better shows and better guests. We start off episode 214 with a hard look at the housing market and where it could be going. Chris expresses concerns for the "repo" market and the pressure it may ultimately put on the Fed to cut rates earlier than expected. Then the boys dive in to a long segment on saving and investing your twenties, why that's so important and what you can do to build wealth right now!

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Resources:

2023 was the worst year to buy a house since the 1990s. But there's hope for 2024 (NPR) 

December home sales slump to close out worst year since 1995 (CNBC) 

In the Market: Repo market may throw a fit, spur Fed to action (Reuters)

Here’s why it’s so important to start saving and investing in your 20s (CNBC) 

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