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There Are Only 6 Ways to Get Rich. Five Are Long Shots. The Sixth Made Me a Millionaire.
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 4, 2026
Five of these will probably never happen to you. The sixth is the one nobody talks about.
How Learned Helplessness Impacts Your Wealth — and How to Overcome It
Kathleen Coxwell on September 3, 2026
If you feel powerless when it comes to money, discover how to finally take control.
The Health Savings Account Tax Trick Retirees Swear by — and 5 Other Reasons to Use It for Retirement
Chris Kissell on September 3, 2026
A health savings account has unique advantages that make it the ideal place to park at least some of your retirement money.
8 Essential Money Lessons Every Parent Should Know and Teach Their Kids
Kathleen Coxwell on September 2, 2026
Discover how to invest in your family at every age and stage of life.
7 Reasons Not to Take Social Security at Age 62
Donna Freedman on September 2, 2026
The sooner you claim Social Security retirement benefits, the more you stand to lose.
You’d Probably Do Better Investing Your Social Security Taxes Yourself — Here’s Why It’s Still Worth It
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 2, 2026
The math says you could beat Social Security on your own. So why would walking away cost you dearly?
How the Rich Spend Money Differently (and What You Can Learn From Their Habits)
Kathleen Coxwell on September 1, 2026
Understanding these key insights could help you in reaching your financial goals.
Florida Cities Sweep the Top 3 Places for Retirees in 2026
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 31, 2026
Florida cities dominate a new retirement ranking, but higher health care and living costs help explain why the state did not top every measure
Social Security Never Warns Workers About This Deadline — Which Could Cost You Dearly in Retirement
Chris Kissell on August 31, 2026
There’s one very good reason to establish a Social Security account today — and almost no one talks about it.
When Do Social Security Payments Go Out for September? See Schedule
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on August 31, 2026
September’s Social Security schedule includes three Wednesday payments based on your birthday, plus SSI dates that may mean two checks in October
The Gold Rush Isn’t Over. Just Why Do Americans Keep Buying Gold?
Kendall Blythe on August 28, 2026
Sometimes there’s just no substitute for cold, hard precious metal.
Buying a Sports Team Is a Better Investment Than Stocks or Gold, Data Shows
Jared Beilby and USA TODAY on August 28, 2026
The Seahawks’ $194 million 1997 purchase became a $9.6 billion sale, but the comparison leaves out costs ordinary investors rarely face.
The ‘Savings Crisis’ Headlines Just Got Awkward — 6 Things America’s 3% Savings Rate Is Really Telling You
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 27, 2026
The panic said Americans save just 2%. Now the data says 3% — and that’s not even the interesting part.
6 Money Lessons From Dolly Parton That Are Worth a Fortune
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 26, 2026
She started in a two-room cabin and died worth $450 million. Her money moves are her legacy to you.
8 Genius Moves to Make When the Price of Everything Is Going Up
MTN Staff on August 25, 2026
It feels like the price of everything goes up every time you leave the house. But before you start slashing your budget, here are a few clever, under-the-radar moves you can make today to put hundreds of dollars back in your pocket.
Here’s When the Social Security COLA Update Is Expected to Be Released
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 25, 2026
A 3.4% estimate would top this year’s increase, but Medicare Part D costs may absorb much of the extra money in 2027
Social Security Checks Go Out August 26. Will You Get Paid?
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on August 24, 2026
Your birth date determines whether Wednesday’s payment is yours, while SSI recipients follow a separate calendar with dates through the end of 2026
Prenups Cover More Than Just Marriage and Divorce These Days
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 23, 2026
A prenup can help protect children from a previous marriage, coordinate beneficiary forms and address care decisions if a spouse becomes incapacitated.
Childless Americans Are Feeling Uneasy About Retirement Savings, Too
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on August 22, 2026
A survey found 62% of childless Americans lack a written financial plan, while many also worry about long-term care and rising housing costs.
I’m a Multimillionaire. Here Are 10 Things I Refuse to Buy.
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 20, 2026
Building wealth isn’t just about how much you make. It’s about avoiding purchases that drain your bank account.
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