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Should we stop pretending that buying a house is always a smarter financial move than renting?
With interest rates and home prices at historic highs in many markets, the traditional wisdom that buying always beats renting is being challenged by a new generation of financial realists. Cast your vote on whether homeownership still deserves its crown as the superior wealth-building strategy.
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