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Wills Alone Fall Short: Why You Should Designate Beneficiaries Too
Kendall Blythe on May 17, 2025
Without designated beneficiaries, the people you intend to protect could miss out while your assets get tied up in court.
Federal Job Cuts in Washington Lead to Record Surge in Housing Inventory
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
As government job cuts sweep through the D.C. region, local housing inventory has skyrocketed to record levels, creating unexpected opportunities for buyers in this traditionally competitive market.
Trump Administration Plans to Cut Energy Star Program That Saves Consumers Billions
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
The Administration targets the 33-year-old initiative that helps consumers identify energy-efficient products and has saved Americans more than $500 billion since 1992. Learn how you can stay ahead.
Home Buyers Jump Into Mortgage Market Despite Market Jitters
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Understanding this surge in mortgage demand can help you make more informed decisions about timing your own home purchase or refinance.
7 Ways Microsoft’s Copilot Vision Could Change How You Manage Money
Claire Monroe on October 8, 2025
This AI finance helper goes beyond automation — it could be your financial sidekick, simplifying how you manage your money.
Save Big at Walmart: Sturdy Outdoor Storage Bin Slashed to Just $31
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
This weather-resistant storage chest with lockable lid is perfect for organizing outdoor gear, and it’s now available at a massive 64% discount.
Flower Prices May Be Higher for Mother’s Day Due to Trump’s Tariffs
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Mother’s Day flower shoppers may face higher prices this year due to ongoing tariffs that affect imports. Here are ways you can avoid excessive costs.
10 Lazy Ways to Save Big Without Changing Your Life
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Cut your expenses with minimal effort — without giving up the things you love.
6 Dollar Tree Finds Boomers Might Want to Hoard
MTN Staff on October 8, 2025
Don’t miss out on these surprising essentials every savvy shopper over 55 is snapping up before they disappear.
Channel Your Inner Trump: 5 High-Stakes Strategies for a Brutal Bear Market
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Outsmart the turmoil with bold tactics designed to help you thrive when others panic.
11 Vanishing Jobs That Could Disappear Before You Know It
MTN Staff on October 8, 2025
Millions of workers are being quietly pushed out as technology and trends reshape the future of employment.
Don’t Wait for the Crash: 11 Smart Buys to Beat the Recession at Home
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Prepare your household with practical purchases that boost savings, cut waste, and build long-term financial resilience.
Bye-Bye Spare Change: 7 Ways to Future-Proof Your Finances in the Cashless Age
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Rethink your money habits now to stay ahead as coins disappear from everyday life.
10 Must-Have Home Upgrades to Keep You Safe As You Age
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Transform your space with simple improvements that enhance comfort, reduce hazards, and support independent living.
Zelle App Users Stranded? 6 Essential Payment Apps to Download
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Ensure you’re never caught without a way to pay by finding out which apps everyone’s turning to now.
Seniors Can Save Hundreds by Asking for These 7 Overlooked Deals
MTN Staff on May 7, 2025
Don’t miss out on the surprising ways adults 55+ are finding creative ways to save big.
When Hospitals Ditch Medicare Advantage Plans, Thousands of Members Get to Leave, Too
Susan Jaffe (KFF Health News) on May 6, 2025
Thousands of Medicare Advantage members may have a rare opportunity to switch plans after losing access to doctors or hospitals.
What Chinese Products May Soon Disappear From U.S. Stores
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
With tariffs in place, some everyday items could become harder to find — or far more expensive. Here’s what may disappear first and why it matters for your wallet.
New Social Security Scam Installs Remote Access Tool on Computers
Claire Monroe on May 17, 2025
Cybercriminals are impersonating the Social Security Administration with deceptive emails that install remote access tools, giving scammers complete control over victims’ computers and financial accounts.
Federal Student Loan Collections: Nightmare or Fresh Start?
MTN Staff on May 6, 2025
With federal collection activities restarting, defaulted student loan borrowers now face wage garnishment and other serious consequences — but several options exist to resolve the situation.
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