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Fox News anchor Bret Baier lists Palm Beach home for $16.5M

Fox News anchor Bret Baier is unloading his Palm Beach, Florida home only a year after he purchased it.

The television personality is hoping to score a great profit too, according to Realtor.com.

Initially, Baier and his wife, Amy Baier, shelled out $12 million for the three-bedroom, five-bathroom estate, located 5 minutes from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago.

The non-waterfront home hit the market for $16.5 million earlier this month.

Occupying over 4,100 square feet, the Baiers purchased the home from fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger in March 2022.

Located outside of the gates of the Palm Beach Country Club, features include high

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Top 5 Reasons NOT to Retire Early

PIMD welcomes Physician On Fire as our guest post. POF is a personal finance website created to inform and inspire both physicians and our patients with insightful writing from a physician who has attained financial independence and the ability to retire early.

1. You love your job.

You had a life-altering experience as a teenager. You made up your mind that you were going to help people. You studied your butt off for the next seven years and got into medical school. After three to six years of residency and perhaps another year or three in fellowship, you’re finally doing

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Top 5 Reasons to Retire Early

PIMD welcomes Physician On Fire as our guest post. POF is a personal finance website created to inform and inspire both physicians and our patients with insightful writing from a physician who has attained financial independence and the ability to retire early.

Cusack’s character, Rob, is a big fan of them; so am I. David Letterman had his Top 10 lists, but half the list was nonsense and the lame answers distracted you from laughing at the 4 or 5 funny ones. So I’m taking Rob’s approach.

my top 5 reasons to retire early are:

1. Retire Early Because You

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Wilt Chamberlain’s LA Mansion Bounces Back Onto the Market With Another Big Price Cut

This notable Los Angeles estate has rebounded onto the market—with yet another price reduction.

Built for basketball legend Wilt Chamberlainthe massive dwelling is taking another shot at attracting a buyer.

The enormous, five-bedroom residence was listed for $19 million in 2018 and bounced back last year for $14.9 million. Now, it has returned at $11,995,000—a 37% discount on the original price.

architect David Rich designed this special retreat for Chamberlain in 1971. But it was remodeled in 2008 by the owner Dmitri Novikovwho souped up the kitchen with stainless appliances and modified the lower level to include guest

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Built in 1705, a New England Colonial in New Hampshire Is This Week’s Oldest Home

A New England Colonial that was built in 1705 in Kingston, NH, is the oldest home on the market this week on Realtor.com®.

The three-bedroom domicile still boasts eight fireplaces (including one with a beehive oven), exposed-beam ceilings, and wide-plank wood floors.

Other historic homes to hit the market this week include a renovated New England Cape in Connecticut, a property with a carriage house in Maryland, and a log and stone cabin in Virginia.

Scroll down for a full look at this week’s 10 oldest homes.

Price: $650,000
Year built: 1705
Thoughtfully updated:
This 3,485-square-foot dwelling is one of

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Avoid These Top 5 Financial Mistakes for Smart Money Management in 2023

No one likes making mistakes, especially when they can be costly. I know that you likely share my perfectionist tendencies and are often averse to taking risks. As physicians, we are trained to carefully consider the risk-benefit ratio before making any decision because we know the consequences of making a costly mistake. While mistakes are inevitable in some aspects of our lives, we must be conscious of and deliberate in avoiding financial mistakes, as they can be detrimental to our financial well-being, and they can have significant consequences.

As an anesthesiologist, I understand the importance of minimizing mistakes, and I’ll

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Mortgage Rate Forecast For April 2023

Mortgage rates moved down sharply in March, a welcome trend for homebuyers hoping to make a deal during the spring selling season. Will rates continue the downward trend in April?

Housing analysts expect mortgage rates to continue to bounce around this month. While the consensus calls for rates to ease below 6 percent later this year, that forecast assumes the Federal Reserve will continue to successfully tame inflation, and that the remarkably resilient US economy will, finally, slow down.

“Forecasting mortgage rates in the best of times is tricky,” says Lisa Sturtevant, chief economist at Bright MLS, a multiple listing