Author: Chris Kissell
Shortage of New Vaccine Puts Adults 50 and Older at Risk
Chris Kissell on November 18, 2018
The CDC says every American 50 or older should have this vaccine. But a shortage has left many patients unprotected.
Pay Growth for Women Stops at This Age
Chris Kissell on November 5, 2018
At the beginning of their careers, women earn more than men. But when they reach this age, the good times end.
This Is How Much You’ll Pay for Health Care From Ages 65 to 85
Chris Kissell on October 28, 2018
Find out how much you can expect to pay for health care every five years, from the ages of 65 to 85. Plus, we offer tips for cutting costs.
6 Silly Ways to Wreck Your Credit Without Realizing It
Chris Kissell on October 19, 2018
A tumbling credit score is deadly serious, but the way you arrive at such a free fall can be downright silly.
Want to Help Hurricane Victims? Feds Warn About Scam Websites
Chris Kissell on October 11, 2018
Scam websites are popping up on the internet promising to help hurricane victims with your donation. Here’s how to avoid these bogus charities.
These 6 Lifestyle Changes Might Help Prevent Dementia
Chris Kissell on September 24, 2018
Science says these practices can lower the risk of cognitive decline as we age.
7 Things You Can Do If You Regret Retirement
Chris Kissell on September 23, 2018
Is post-work life less thrilling than you imagined? Here are seven ways to add more zest to retirement.
Older Homeowners Overlook This Big Tax Break
Chris Kissell on September 2, 2018
About two dozen states offer a little-known way to slash your property tax bill. Plus, we offer additional tips for lowering your obligation.
7 Secrets 401(k) Millionaires Can Teach You
Chris Kissell on September 2, 2018
In one year, the population of 401(k) millionaires has tripled, Fidelity says. Here are some key things you can learn from these newly minted rich folks.
This Simple Change Can Help You Succeed at Work
Chris Kissell on August 30, 2018
Researchers have revealed a simple solution to make us more productive and alert. Plus, we offer more tips for succeeding at work.
Looking for a Bargain on a Home? Don’t Move Here
Chris Kissell on August 28, 2018
In one region of the U.S., home prices are on a tear. Find out which cities are seeing the biggest rises.
Want a Year of Unlimited Pasta? You’ll Need to Act Fast
Chris Kissell on August 22, 2018
You can get a year of unlimited pasta at Olive Garden, but only if you prepare right now and act fast when the time is right.
Record Bull Market Hits New High: What’s Next for Your Investments?
Chris Kissell on August 22, 2018
Tuesday was a very big day for the U.S. stock market. What should you do now to make the most of the record run?
8 Surprising Things Nobody Tells You About Retirement
Chris Kissell on August 19, 2018
Knowing what to expect in advance can help you prepare for — and adjust to — life in your golden years.
Travelers Say This Is the Best Frequent-Flyer Program
Chris Kissell on August 16, 2018
One airline’s program soars above the rest. Find out where your favorite ranks.
This Is the Best Place to Retire in America
Chris Kissell on August 15, 2018
If you’re looking for affordability, quality of life and good health care, this city is tough to beat.
Living in This State Will Give You More ‘Free Time’
Chris Kissell on August 13, 2018
One state’s residents enjoy more free time than people in any other place, a new study finds.
Here Is the Best Time to Book Your Thanksgiving Travel
Chris Kissell on August 8, 2018
The window to land the best deals on Thanksgiving travel is about to open. Find out when you need to book.
7 ‘Money-Saving’ Moves That Cost You in the Long Run
Chris Kissell on July 29, 2018
There are times when pinching pennies actually can backfire. Here are seven of them.
Is Your Blood Pressure ‘Mildly’ High? Here’s Why You Should Worry
Chris Kissell on July 28, 2018
Two new studies have found a link between borderline high pressure and dementia. Find out the number that should have you concerned.
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