Craig Robinson

The market is unpredictable.

There are housing affordability issues.

And a lack of straightforward education during the homebuying journey is keeping many first-time buyers on the sidelines.

That's why Progressive created the Up Payment, a down payment assistance program for eligible first-time homebuyers.

Now, in its second year, the Up Payment program is offering up to $13,500 each to at least 200 eligible applicants with amounts tailored to individual needs.

It's all part of Progressive's mission to open more doors for future homeowners.

And they offer educational resources and helpful guides, too.

Learn more about Up Payment and Progressive's commitment to first-time homebuyers at progressive.com slash openthehouse, where homebuyers can discover more about housing challenges and access resources and support to empower them in their housing journey.

My life, pretty hectic right now.

And what was making it all so much harder was how spread out all of my tracking was.

I had reminders in my calendar, in my email, in a notes app.

Then I found Yahoo Mail, now with Planner.

Planner brings your tasks and events together in one place so everything stays organized and you don't miss what matters.

So if I've got a dinner reservation buried in my inbox or a reminder I flagged for myself, it's all there in one view.

Planner also pulls key details from your emails, like appointments, school events, and bill reminders, and turns them into actionable plans, saving you time and effort.

Planner is extremely helpful when life gets busy and you start getting that feeling like you've missed something.

And it's honestly saved me from forgetting events more than once.

And the best part is

It's already right there in Yahoo Mail.

No need to download a whole new app, even with your Gmail connected.