RERL-1749-Boycott B of A, and don't be so quick to sell your home!

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Why boycott Bank of America? If your privacy is important to you, then you will want to strongly consider switching your account to a different bank. Bank of America has been sharing private information with government agencies about consumer spending habits in the time around the January 6th Capitol riots. Though it is easy to sell off this underreported headline as BofA being helpful to the government, Joe Cucchiara wonders if we should be more cautious of this sketchy move. You decide. Did Bank of America support justice in this move or did they betray the trust of their consumers by sharing without consent?

The mass exodus of California has been in the news for a few years now, but in 2020 we hit new numbers. As if sky-high housing prices and taxes weren’t enough of a burden, covid has sent close to half a million people fleeing to other states making it the first year more people have left the state than entered it. Unless you have alternative reasons for selling, it may be best to not follow to masses and keep your property. It’s too easy to make knee-jerk reactions during times of uncertainty, think and be sure the sale of your largest asset won’t become your largest mistake.

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