Line by line through what it actually costs to run a household — and what each line means if you rent instead.
Our house is paid off. It still costs $31,750 a year. And at today's rates, buying it would run about $70K a year.
This September's electric bill, opened live on air — and why, if you understand Houston energy, you could've predicted it.
Homeowners insurance, up 21% in one renewal — plus the renters-insurance number nobody budgets for.
Mamo's episode. Three generations, one roof, and the real math behind the $300-a-month gap.