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The cost of maintaining a home in the US is soaring to record highs, silently draining thousands of dollars each year, forcing many homeowners to reluctantly sell their properties at a loss! 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe to the "Vietnamese Economic Stories and People" channel to stay updated on in-depth macroeconomic news and learn how to protect your family's finances! In this video, we will decode the reasons why the cost of home ownership in the US has become such a huge burden. From interest rate pressures and inflation to the reality of escalating property taxes and insurance premiums in California and Texas. In particular, the video will provide practical financial defense strategies to help the Vietnamese community in the US, especially those nearing retirement, protect their life savings from market price fluctuations. 💡 ⏱️ Main content of the video: 00:00 - The Shock of Soaring Home Maintenance Costs in the US 01:12 - Part 1: Why is Home Maintenance So Expensive? 07:37 - Part 2: The wave of loss-making sales and the migration paradox 16:06 - Part 3: Strategies to protect retirement gains 22:24 - Summary and lessons in cash flow management ⚖️ Disclaimer: The content of this video is for informational and general economic analysis purposes only and is not investment, legal, or personal financial advice. Please conduct your own research and consult with a professional before making any financial decisions. #USrealestate #USeconomy #USlife Reference sources: Wall Street Journal: Provides data on the soaring cost of maintaining a standard home in the US, rising from $20,000 in 2019 to $29,000 by the end of 2025. Federal Reserve (Fed): Provides macroeconomic context on the monetary policy of the new Chairman Kevin Warsh and the reasons why mortgage interest rates are pegged at 6.5%. Zillow and Showing Time data platforms: Used to analyze the sluggish liquidity, the 35-40% drop in home viewing appointments, and the reasons for loss-making sales. California and Texas real estate market data: Used to illustrate the supply lock phenomenon, with 77% of homeowners keeping interest rates below 5% in California and property tax pressure in Texas. China's macroeconomic data: Used as a benchmark to confirm the situation. The safety and core value of assets in the US compared to the 16.2% drop in real estate investment in China ----- Copyright Information - Some images and videos in this video are licensed from Storyblocks and Getty Images. If you have any copyright concerns, please leave a comment below or use the channel's official contact email address (provided in the channel's introduction). - Some images and video footage in this video are licensed from Storyblocks and Getty Images. If you believe this video contains content that infringes on your copyright, please leave a comment below or use the channel's official contact email (provided in the channel's 'About' section) so we can resolve the issue.