Welcome to the Jill on Money Coronavirus Market Update. It is Sunday,

33 p.m. on the East Coast on Sunday. We're dropping this in your feed on Monday morning. I hope

you rested up. Over the weekend I was pretty busy and feeling all bad for myself until I learned that a colleague of mine from

CBS News died from the virus and that really did put everything in stark

perspective of course as soon as it hits as close to you as possible that's when you feel it you can read about it

Man it's something else I learned that one of my dear friends father is on a respirator, all these things are happening.

And so we're here to do the little bit that we can, which is try to help you through this period of time, this unknown, uncharted period of time, and

help you answer any financial questions you might have, any money questions.

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Judd writes, the subject being sell house and buy another.

I need to relocate due to a job transferred.

Given today's circumstances, would it be best to sell my present home

A-SAP and rent for a while?

Assuming home prices will fall over the next few months or year, or better to sell

and buy ASEP with the low interest rates. Thank you. I am always the type of person who would rather rent for a while even if interest rates rise in the year from now.

I think it's good to figure out where you're going, get the lay of the land, who knows, I would rent for a while, I think that's

going to be far better, and unless you knew that you're going to a place where you really

thought you're going to be for a long time, I take my time. So sell and hang out,

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