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Should I Drop Cable and Stream Instead?
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 1, 2018
If you’re tired of paying the high cost of cable, consider dropping it and going for a streaming TV solution instead. Here’s how to do it, step by step.
9 Simple Steps That Help Ward Off Dementia
Karla Bowsher on September 30, 2018
Making lifestyle changes offers a relatively simple and inexpensive way to avoid the high costs of developing dementia, a brain disorder whose causes include Alzheimer’s disease.
4 Ways to Better Protect Your Personal Data on Facebook
Karla Bowsher on September 28, 2018
Facebook announced today that a security flaw allowed hackers to potentially control up to 50 million accounts. Here’s how to protect yours.
12 Ways to Fund a Dream Retirement Abroad
Jim Gold on May 6, 2020
Whether you’re ready to go now or planning ahead, use these expert tips to make sure you have the money for the lifestyle you want.
Will Rising Sea Levels Sink Property Values?
Nancy Dunham on September 26, 2018
Looking for waterfront property? Learn more about how rising sea levels could wash away your investment.
This Flight Attendant Hack Banishes Nasty Bathroom Smells
Karla Bowsher on January 21, 2020
This trick requires only one thing, which you probably already have at home.
All 50 States Ranked from Worst to Best for Retirement
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 24, 2018
When you take health, weather and other factors into account, the best place to retire is not the most obvious.
5 Best and 5 Worst Cities for Work Commutes
Gael F. Cooper on September 21, 2018
When you think about quality of life, do you imagine sitting behind the wheel of your car for hours, staring at the bumper in front of you?
Social Security Q&A: Can I Get My Ex’s Social Security Instead of My Own?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
If you don’t like the amount you’re going to get monthly from Social Security, here’s an idea: Get part of your ex-spouse’s instead.
Spices and 9 Other Things You Should Never Buy in Bulk — and 10 You Should
Gael F. Cooper on September 29, 2018
Buying in bulk can be tempting, but will you really use all of that cooking oil before it goes bad?
How Cheap Light Bulbs Let Me Sleep Soundly
Karla Bowsher on September 14, 2018
“Cool” lighting lowers your quality of sleep. Here’s how I solved the problem without shelling out big bucks for special bulbs.
Social Security Q&A: My Wife Isn’t Eligible — Can She Still Claim as a Spouse?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
Even if your spouse never contributed to Social Security, he or she can still receive retirement benefits.
2-Minute Money Manager: How Can I Find Unclaimed Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 18, 2019
Think there’s no way you could possibly have any lost or unclaimed money? That’s what I thought too. Find out why you’re probably wrong.
The 15 Absolute Best Ways to Save on Your Home and Garden
Donna Freedman on May 28, 2020
Half the fun of owning (or renting) a space is making it a comfortable, pleasing place to live, but you don’t have to go broke doing it.
The 50 Happiest Communities in America
Money Talks News on May 20, 2021
As you relax this Labor Day, take a look at the places where Americans report the greatest sense of well-being.
Social Security Q&A: When Should My Ill Spouse Start Taking Benefits?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
Deciding when to start taking Social Security? Don’t forget to consider your spouse. Here’s why.
The 5 Best Foods for Brain Health as You Age
Karla Bowsher on August 20, 2018
Experts have a crafted a recipe to keep your brain firing on all cylinders. Plus, we offer tips for cutting food costs.
12 U.S. Destinations for the Perfect Last-Minute Summer Vacation
Karla Bowsher on August 13, 2018
There is still time for one last summer adventure if you choose wisely. These options work for a range of budgets and schedules.
This Trick Might Help You Fall Asleep Earlier Every Night
Karla Bowsher on July 10, 2019
This simple sleep technique is drug-free and cost-free, and a study suggests its impact is comparable to using pharmaceutical sleep aids.
The Library You Need to See in Every State and D.C.
Kari Huus on August 9, 2018
You don’t need to be bookish to make these libraries worth a visit. Among them are architectural masterpieces, places steeped in history or charm, and others that have an amazing wealth of books.
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