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frominsideevs.com
1 day ago

They Should Tell You That:' Georgia Woman Pays $58,000 for Mustang EV. She Can't Believe What It's Worth a Year Later

When I tell you that I owe $48,000 on this car, and the resale value is like 20,000 I don't know what I'm gonna do, she said in the clip that's been viewed more than 6,000 times. Taylor says she paid roughly $58,000 for her 2023 Mustang Mach-E, including taxes, fees, and an extended warranty. That number isn't far off from typical transaction prices last year.
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fromFast Company
3 days ago

Is the housing market at risk as more homeowners slip underwater?

Negative equity rose modestly to 1.6% by October 2025, concentrated among VA/FHA borrowers, recent buyers, and metros with post-boom price corrections.
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fromFast Company
2 months ago

Why more car owners are 'upside down' on their loans

26.6% of new-vehicle trade-ins in Q2 2025 had negative equity, with average underwater balances around $6,754, up from Q2 2024.
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fromwww.housingwire.com
2 months ago

Home equity levels remain high even as price appreciation cools

Home-price appreciation is slowing to about 3% while homeowner equity remains historically high, though negative-equity share rose to 2% and regional declines exist.
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from24/7 Wall St.
2 months ago

I Owe $30,000 on My Car Worth Only $20,000 - How Can I Escape This Financial Mess?

High-interest auto loans and rapid vehicle depreciation frequently create negative equity, leaving borrowers owing more than their car's market value.
fromSFGATE
3 months ago

Homeowners Facing Underwater Mortgages Again-5 Key Takeaways

Homeowners in areas like Texas and Florida are experiencing negative equity, where their home value is less than their mortgage, a situation termed as "underwater." This issue is localized compared to the broader crisis of the 2008 housing bubble.
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fromSFGATE
5 months ago

Trapped in a Home You Can't Afford? Here's How To Sell With Negative Equity

Many homeowners are now underwater on their mortgages due to rising interest rates and declining home values.
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