10 Ways to Fight Winter Cold and Save Money

on November 5, 2018

When the cold winds of winter blow, these cheap tricks will help keep your home’s temperature up and bills down.

What’s Your Stock Market IQ? Take This Test

on October 2, 2018

You might be surprised by how much — or how little — you know about investing in stocks. See how you fare on this quick quiz.

These 8 Steps Can Save You Thousands on Your Mortgage

on November 2, 2020

These small moves can make a huge difference in lowering the cost of owning a home.

5 Last-Minute Ways to Protect Your Home From Hurricane Florence

on September 11, 2018

Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the U.S. East Coast. Here are the steps you must take to protect your home from any storm.

Build a Successful Retirement Plan With These 5 Steps

on September 6, 2018

Taking control of your retirement investing isn’t as scary as you may think. Here are simple ways to get going, and tips for learning more.

Is It Ever OK to Carry Debt Into Retirement?

on November 16, 2021

Some experts argue that retiring with certain kinds of debt is not such a bad thing. But their advice doesn’t necessarily apply to you.

50 Affordable Products That Just Make Life Better

on June 8, 2018

Most of these classic products are inexpensive if not downright cheap. All are chosen because of their capacity to make your days easier and your life a little happier.

4 Essentials for Surviving Hurricane ​Season

on June 1, 2018

The Atlantic storm season kicks off today, June 1. Here’s how to keep your family and home safe.

The 30 U.S. Cities With the Best Public Transit

on May 11, 2018

Check out the top-ranked cities for moving people around.

8 Smart Ways to Spring Clean Your Finances

on March 27, 2018

Get your financial house in order. Here’s how to pare, organize and shred your piles of documents. It’s easy, smart and cathartic.

The Danger of Working While Collecting Social Security

on December 14, 2017

You can lose money by working after you start to collect benefits. Check out the rules.

10 Financial Moves That Keep You Sane During a Divorce

on November 17, 2017

The breakup of a marriage is traumatic, and it may be difficult to think about money. But taking these steps can help safeguard your financial future.

10 Types of People Who Fall for Scams, Schemes and Cons

on October 17, 2017

Fraud victims often are older people, as you might suspect. But they’re also people you may not think are vulnerable.

11 Places in the World Where You Can Afford to Retire in Style

on October 13, 2017

If retiring in comfort seems like a stretch, consider going abroad where your savings do the stretching. Check out these popular destinations for Americans.

Still Supporting Your Adult Kids? 5 Steps to Set Them Free

on October 11, 2017

They need to become independent, and you need to have a stable retirement. Wean your children financially with love and respect.

Can’t Leave an Inheritance? Here Are 6 Ways to Help Your Family

on October 6, 2017

Just because you don’t have a vast estate to divvy up among your heirs doesn’t mean you can’t give them a nice boost.

These 4 Phony Tips Won’t Protect You From Hurricane Irma’s Wrath

on September 8, 2017

Hurricane Irma has Florida and other states in its crosshairs. Here’s what’s true and false about protecting yourself in a hurricane.

The 10 Best American Cities for Working From Home

on September 4, 2017

More than a third of U.S. workers are self-employed or freelancers and many more telecommute. These are places where living conditions are just right for them to thrive.

7 Ways to Survive Decorating Differences With Your Roommate or Spouse

on July 14, 2017

You are a great couple, but your taste in home decor are Venus and Mars? Here’s how to avoid a domestic battle.

What the Richest 1 Percent Earns in Every State

on June 21, 2017

Where you could sneak into the upper income bracket in the United States, and where you are not even close.

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