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Anna Vavruska and her husband would like to sell the home they purchased in the Sunnyside neighborhood at the start of the pandemic. But that would require a trade-off they aren’t willing to accept — a much higher mortgage payment.

“Since we had a child, we definitely have thought about leaving central Denver, but it is not a good time. Even though we have equity in our home, we would still need to take on another mortgage,” Vavruska said.

Instead of a 3% mortgage rate that now makes for a manageable monthly payment, they would be staring at something between 6.5% to 7%.

Likewise, Tyler Bellis and his wife, Shayla, wouldn’t mind switching out the central Aurora home they acquired in 2018 for something roomier as they prepare to start a family.

Yet, swapping out the low 2.7% rate they have on their mortgage for one at today’s rates would boost their monthly payment by $600 to $700 — even after slapping 31% down on the next property.

“We would be downgrading at this point,” Bellis s..

The 10-highest priced residential sales collected the week ending July 14 from Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Randolph and Davidson counties.

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Around one-third of U.S. women in heterosexual relationships earn more income than their spouse, yet only half of those women breadwinners say they take the lead on financial responsibilities, according to UBS' recently released “Own Your Worth” report.

In 2022, investment banking company UBS surveyed 1,400 women investors between the ages of 25-30 who had at least $250,000 in investable assets, those 31 to 39 with at least $500,000 in investable assets and those 40 and older with at least $1 million…

Johnson, who is one of the ownership group's largest limited partners, suggested the potential change on NBC's “Today.”