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- 1Senate bill would match first-time homebuyers' savings 5-to-1●New Senate bill: first-time homebuyers who save up to $10,000 would get a 5-to-1 HUD match, capped at $50,000. Homes mus
A new Senate bill proposes that first-time homebuyers who save up to $10,000 receive a 5-to-1 match from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, capped at $50,000. Eligible homes must be priced at or below the area median, and only personal savings would qualify for the match. The proposal is being discussed as a potential way to help younger buyers overcome the savings barrier to homeownership.
- 2Giants manager Tony Vitello leads MLB with seventh ejection▼Giants manager Tony Vitello takes MLB lead with seventh ejection on season's final day https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/
San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello was ejected for the seventh time this season on the final day of the MLB regular season, giving him the most ejections in baseball for the year. The fiery first-year manager's confrontations with umpires became a running storyline for the club, and the season-ending ejection capped it off.
- 3UK launches home-buying scheme with 2.5% deposits●2.5% deposit, £600,000 price cap: How UK's new home-buying scheme will work
The UK government has announced a new home-buying scheme that will allow buyers to purchase properties with just a 2.5% deposit, subject to a £600,000 price cap. The initiative aims to help first-time buyers and those struggling to save for large deposits get onto the property ladder, with details now emerging on how the programme will operate.