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Senior Home Equity Booms: Should You Get a Reverse Mortgage?
Chris Kissell on October 22, 2020
Older homeowners have a record amount of housing wealth.
3 New Devices That Make TV Streaming Easier and Better
Chris Kissell on October 22, 2020
These improved streaming devices have arrived just in time for holiday gifting.
Why Cloth Masks May Increase Your Coronavirus Risk
Chris Kissell on October 20, 2020
A new study finds that wearing a cloth mask can backfire if you don’t clean it properly.
Consumers Rate These 10 Life Insurance Companies Best
Chris Kissell on October 20, 2020
These rankings are based on feedback from thousands of actual life insurance customers.
This Type of Car Costs Less to Fix, Needs Fewer Repairs
Chris Kissell on October 20, 2020
Drivers of these cars save an average of $4,600 on repairs and maintenance over the life of the vehicle.
The No. 1 Reason Homeowners Refuse to Refinance
Chris Kissell on October 19, 2020
One-third of homeowners say one factor keeps them from pursuing a new, cheaper mortgage.
The 10 Most Commonly Stolen Vehicles in America
Chris Kissell on October 17, 2020
A new model parks atop the list of vehicles that thieves love to pilfer.
Why These 5 Appliances Are Vanishing From Stores
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2020
If you need one of these appliances, good luck: You might need to wait.
Americans Agree on These 3 Changes to Social Security
Chris Kissell on October 14, 2020
In an era of division, we are united about these changes to the Social Security system.
Small Social Security Bump Sure to Disappoint Retirees — Again
Chris Kissell and Karla Bowsher on October 13, 2020
Recipients face a scanty cost-of-living increase for 2021.
This Type of Social Security Benefit Is Often Overlooked
Chris Kissell on October 12, 2020
The Social Security Administration is not helping certain people get money to which they are entitled, a report says.
Getting These Vaccines Could Lower Your Alzheimer’s Risk
Chris Kissell on October 12, 2020
These vaccines may lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by up to 40%.
Are You Middle-Class? Use This Calculator to Find Out
Chris Kissell on October 10, 2020
Being in the middle class — or above — is the great American dream. A new calculator tells you if you have achieved the goal.
Walmart to Sell Medicare Coverage: Should You Buy?
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2020
The retail giant will begin selling Medicare insurance plans on Oct. 15. Find out more.
Over 50? The CDC Says You Need These 4 Vaccines
Chris Kissell on October 7, 2020
Fall is the time to schedule vaccines that can keep you healthy — and even save your life.
8 Surprising Things No One Tells You About Retirement
Chris Kissell on October 5, 2020
Knowing what to expect can help you prepare for — and adjust to — life in your golden years.
3 Groups Who Can Get Medicare Before Age 65
Chris Kissell on October 5, 2020
If you fall into one of these groups, you are eligible for Medicare health insurance regardless of age.
The 9 Best States for Medicare Drug Plans
Chris Kissell on October 2, 2020
One region of the country stands tall when it comes to Medicare drug plan affordability, availability and quality.
This Group Is Hit Hardest by Coronavirus Scams
Chris Kissell on September 30, 2020
Fraudsters are doing a lot of damage to the finances of Americans, the FTC says.
9 States That Plan to Hike Taxes on the Wealthy
Chris Kissell on September 29, 2020
Budget shortfalls are driving the tax increases. Is your state next?
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