Tuesday, 20 January, 2026
Over the past few months, many California landlords—especially retirees and older homeowners—have heard alarming claims that “California quietly passed 10 new rental laws in 2026.” The concerns are understandable: Is the state deliberately making it harder to be a landlord? Will these laws discourage rentals and push owners to sell? […]
In early 2026, mortgage markets reacted quickly to reports that President Donald Trump directed housing-finance officials to pursue the purchase of $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities (MBS). Shortly after, some daily mortgage rate trackers showed the 30-year fixed mortgage rate briefly dipping below 6%, a psychological threshold many buyers and […]
By HuuTri.org Editorial Team 2025 was a year that reminded us of how quickly the world around us can shift. Wars continued overseas. Technology evolved faster than we could fully understand. Politics became more heated than many of us ever imagined. And through it all, the people most sensitive to […]
A comparative look at two very different cultures, economies, and political philosophies Australia is often praised for having one of the strongest retirement systems in the world. Built on three pillars—the Age Pension, compulsory employer contributions known as the Superannuation Guarantee, and voluntary personal savings—the system has been in place […]
The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed by President Donald Trump, officially reshapes the U.S. tax system beginning with the 2026 tax season. These changes affect all taxpayers, but they have deep and direct impact on adults over 50, especially retirees and near-retirees ages 60+, 65+, and 70+ who rely on […]
How President Trump’s proposal could reshape mobility, affordability, downsizing—and retirement planning For years, millions of American homeowners—especially those who refinanced during the pandemic—have been “locked in” to historically low mortgage rates between 2% and 4%. While these rates drastically lowered monthly payments, they also created a surprising national problem: no […]
A 50-year mortgage sounds like a concept pulled from the distant future—owning a home over half a century. But in late 2025, the idea has moved from quiet policy discussions into a national debate as the U.S. considers whether ultra-long home loans could help ease the housing affordability crisis. Is […]
When it comes to investing—especially for long-term goals like retirement—there’s no shortage of choices. Terms like index funds, ETFs, mutual funds, and hedge funds are often used, yet their differences aren’t always clear. Let’s break down what sets them apart, their pros and cons, and which ones are suitable for […]
From ancient temples to modern trading floors, gold has held a special place in human economies and imaginations. Its stability, rarity, and beauty made it the perfect medium of exchange for centuries. By the 19th and 20th centuries, these qualities culminated in the gold standard, where paper money could be […]
When you swipe your smartphone, drive an electric car, or switch on a wind turbine, you’re touching the silent backbone of the modern world — rare earth minerals. They’re in our phones, cars, computers, and even in military jets. But few realize how these 17 elements quietly power the global […]