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5 Home Improvements That Help You ‘Age in Place’
B.T. Ballenger on October 20, 2021
These safety-conscious home upgrades can help retirees stay in their home.
How to Qualify for the Highest Possible Social Security Benefit
Kathleen Coxwell on October 20, 2021
If you want to maximize your Social Security benefits, it’s important to take all of these key steps.
6 Things You Should Buy Now for the Holidays
B.T. Ballenger on October 19, 2021
Buy early, or you may be faced with the sad reality that everything you want is stranded in shipping containers until 2022.
2021’s Best States to Start a Farm or Ranch
LawnStarter Editors on October 18, 2021
Based on dozens of metrics, these are the best places for folks who want to bet on a farm.
15 Cities Where Homeowners Spend the Most on Housing Relative to Income
David Heacock on October 18, 2021
Typical residents of these cities spend about 20% of their income on housing, or even more.
The Largest Social Security Boost in 40 Years Still Isn’t Enough to Offset Monster Inflation
Ben Geier on October 15, 2021
In many ways, Social Security is not keeping pace with the increased cost of living — so even a relatively huge boost won’t be enough for seniors.
10 Ways to Get Your Financial Life in Order
Teresa Mears on October 14, 2021
Focus on these things, and you’ll get more done in less time, enjoy greater savings and stress less about money.
10 Cities Where Hispanics and Latinos Fare Best Economically
Arturo Conde on October 13, 2021
Census data shows these places have the highest median income for Hispanic households and the most Hispanic business owners.
The 15 Cities With the Most Young First-Time Homebuyers
Daniel Horning on October 13, 2021
Census and real estate data show these are the places where people below the national median age are buying houses.
Want to Retire Early? Make These 6 Moves Right Now
B.T. Ballenger on October 12, 2021
Retiring before the traditional age of 65 requires planning. Have you taken these key steps yet?
10 Cheap Date Night Ideas
Laura Perry on October 12, 2021
If you don’t have a lot of money to spend, use these ideas to create an inexpensive, yet memorable, evening.
For Some, COVID-19 Means an Early Retirement
Ben Geier on October 11, 2021
The pandemic has changed many people’s plans for retirement. For some people, it changed calculations by several years.
Should You Insure Against Social Security Going Bust?
Mike Obel on October 11, 2021
If you’re worried Social Security won’t be there for you, one product could help. But it may not be the best bet.
5 Easy, Frugal Steps to Sustainable Living
Jody Mace on October 8, 2021
These steps are simple enough for almost anyone to do, and they’re good for both your wallet and the planet.
15 Affordable Metros That Have the Most Families With Kids
Emil Shour on October 8, 2021
New census data shows these are the the most popular affordable metropolitan areas for families with kids.
The 15 Most Educated Cities in America
Daniel Horning on October 8, 2021
Judging by their citizens’ number of degrees and average years of education, these cities have the smartest residents in the U.S.
How to Get the TV Shows You Love Without Cable
Eric Rosenberg on October 6, 2021
This guide to the wide variety of TV and movie streaming services will help you get the content you care about for less money.
Over 60? Doing This Might Make You Feel Lonely
Chris Kissell on October 5, 2021
A common practice during the pandemic appears to backfire on some seniors.
8 Ways to Celebrate Halloween for Less
Laura Daily on October 5, 2021
Don’t get spooked by the cost of the holiday — you can have a frightfully good time without spending much at all.
Middle-Aged Americans Aren’t Planning Their Estates — Here’s How to Fix That
Patrick Villanova on October 5, 2021
You shouldn’t put off important documents like your last will and testament until it’s too late.
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