Rising Home Repair Costs Place More Pressure on US Households

As energy prices rise, Americans are reportedly finding it harder to repair their homes. The cost of home repairs/renovations climbed steadily last month as fuel prices and interest rates continued climbing, Bloomberg News reported Friday (Nov. 6). In the three months through June, those prices increased at the fastest quarterly rate since October 2024, the […] The post Rising Home Repair Costs…

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