Anna Helhoski

But with the current trade war, that's far from a sure thing.

But with the current trade war, that's far from a sure thing.

International travel will also get more expensive for Americans because you won't be getting as favorable an exchange rate. And that'll obviously vary from country to country. If you are planning a trip abroad, keep in mind that your dollar isn't going to go as far as it used to. And that means in local currency, everything from hotels and transportation to transportation

International travel will also get more expensive for Americans because you won't be getting as favorable an exchange rate. And that'll obviously vary from country to country. If you are planning a trip abroad, keep in mind that your dollar isn't going to go as far as it used to. And that means in local currency, everything from hotels and transportation to transportation

International travel will also get more expensive for Americans because you won't be getting as favorable an exchange rate. And that'll obviously vary from country to country. If you are planning a trip abroad, keep in mind that your dollar isn't going to go as far as it used to. And that means in local currency, everything from hotels and transportation to transportation

food and gifts for friends back home are going to cost more. But again, it'll really depend on where you go. The dollar is still strong in places with lower costs of living. Does the dollar's strength impact investments? Definitely. Investments in U.S. assets like stocks and bonds may decline because the dollar won't be as appealing anymore.

food and gifts for friends back home are going to cost more. But again, it'll really depend on where you go. The dollar is still strong in places with lower costs of living. Does the dollar's strength impact investments? Definitely. Investments in U.S. assets like stocks and bonds may decline because the dollar won't be as appealing anymore.

food and gifts for friends back home are going to cost more. But again, it'll really depend on where you go. The dollar is still strong in places with lower costs of living. Does the dollar's strength impact investments? Definitely. Investments in U.S. assets like stocks and bonds may decline because the dollar won't be as appealing anymore.

Foreign investors can get more for their money outside U.S. markets. If you invest, you may want to diversify your portfolio to include other international assets.

Foreign investors can get more for their money outside U.S. markets. If you invest, you may want to diversify your portfolio to include other international assets.

Foreign investors can get more for their money outside U.S. markets. If you invest, you may want to diversify your portfolio to include other international assets.

Well, an ADU is an amazing goal to have. That's definitely a fun extra and that's really helpful context. So since I am a mortgages nerd, is it okay if I ask you a couple of questions about the mortgage?

Well, an ADU is an amazing goal to have. That's definitely a fun extra and that's really helpful context. So since I am a mortgages nerd, is it okay if I ask you a couple of questions about the mortgage?

Well, an ADU is an amazing goal to have. That's definitely a fun extra and that's really helpful context. So since I am a mortgages nerd, is it okay if I ask you a couple of questions about the mortgage?

One is, do you know what kind of home loan you have? I do not. Do you want me to go ask my husband really quick? Oh my goodness. No, no, no. You do not need to do that. If you don't know, it is most likely that you have a conventional loan. That's just basically a normal mortgage.

One is, do you know what kind of home loan you have? I do not. Do you want me to go ask my husband really quick? Oh my goodness. No, no, no. You do not need to do that. If you don't know, it is most likely that you have a conventional loan. That's just basically a normal mortgage.

One is, do you know what kind of home loan you have? I do not. Do you want me to go ask my husband really quick? Oh my goodness. No, no, no. You do not need to do that. If you don't know, it is most likely that you have a conventional loan. That's just basically a normal mortgage.

Okay. So basically conventional loan. And since you bought the home just two years ago, do you remember how much of a down payment you made in terms of a percentage of the purchase price?

Okay. So basically conventional loan. And since you bought the home just two years ago, do you remember how much of a down payment you made in terms of a percentage of the purchase price?

Okay. So basically conventional loan. And since you bought the home just two years ago, do you remember how much of a down payment you made in terms of a percentage of the purchase price?