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Poverty Among Americans 65 and Older Rose 5 Years Straight. 5 Programs With Higher Income Limits Than You’d Think
Kendall Blythe on November 11, 2026
Some aid for older adults reaches well past the poverty line, and one program subtracts medical bills before it does the math.
Your Car Hates the First Freeze. 6 Checks That Can Save You a Tow
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 11, 2026
The breakdown that ruins your January usually starts with something you could’ve checked months before.
That Amazon ‘Recall’ Text Is Probably a Scam. 5 Signs It’s Fake
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 11, 2026
It mentions your recent order and promises a refund. That’s exactly why it works.
If You’re 73 or Older, Ignoring This Year-End IRS Deadline Could Cost You Thousands
Karla Bowsher on November 10, 2026
The IRS penalty for missing this cutoff date is too steep to risk. Fortunately, you can dodge it — if you act soon.
Stock Up on These 21 Items Now — and Save When Prices Climb
Veneta Lusk on November 10, 2026
Stocking up on these items is always a good idea just in case.
10 Small Real Estate Markets With the Highest Growth Over the Last Decade
Jonathan Jones on November 10, 2026
Explore the smaller cities where home prices have risen far faster than incomes and inflation since 2016.
7 Things That Happen When You Die Without a Will
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 10, 2026
Dying without a will means the state takes over, and its decisions may look nothing like what you would have wanted.
Stop Overpaying for Internet You Don’t Like. Here’s the Provider Customers Rate Best in Your Region
Chris Kissell and Kristin Kurens on November 9, 2026
Find out which internet service providers rank highest for customer satisfaction and discover if it’s time to make a switch.
Ask Stacy: How Do I Handle Health Care Between Retirement and Medicare?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 9, 2026
It’s the silent killer of early retirement plans. Here are six ways to bridge the gap before 65.
Is My Husband’s Ex-Wife Really Allowed to Draw on His Social Security?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC on November 9, 2026
For many remarried individuals, claiming benefits based on an ex-spouse’s record is not allowed. But there are exceptions.
The Priciest Cars to Insure Cost up to $4,445 More a Year Than the Cheapest
Kristin Kurens on November 6, 2026
Your next car could tack thousands onto your insurance bill before you even drive it home.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Nov. 6, 2026
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 6, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder Stacy Johnson.
Insurers Are Totaling More Cars Even If They Still Run. How Much Would You Get for Yours?
Kendall Blythe on November 6, 2026
A dented bumper on an older car can now mean a check instead of a repair, and you can challenge the insurer’s valuation of your vehicle.
11 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Taking Your Blood Pressure
Gillian Manning on November 5, 2026
Blood pressure monitoring is an essential part of preventive healthcare — just make sure you’re doing it right.
11 Financial Lies You Really Need to Stop Telling Yourself
MTN Staff on November 5, 2026
I followed all the popular money advice. Then I hit 60 and realized a lot of it was just plain wrong.
Family Caregivers Now Spend $11,508 a Year. 6 Tax Breaks Can Claw Some of It Back
Kendall Blythe on November 5, 2026
Paying a parent’s bills can count on your own return, even if they never move in. Find out which other tax breaks can help.
Smart Ways College Students Can Budget Better (With Real-World Examples)
Tiffany Connors (The Penny Hoarder) on November 5, 2026
It’s time to start thinking like an adult, especially when it comes to your money.
When Your Spouse Dies, Do You Really Pay More Tax on the Same Income?
Kendall Blythe on November 5, 2026
A quick look at the tax tables reveals the truth, plus a Medicare form that can lower a survivor’s premium surcharge.
15 States Where Natural Disasters Threaten America’s Food Supply
Federico Fontanella on November 4, 2026
Find out which states have the biggest economic losses due to Mother Nature.
These 5 Retirement Mistakes Cost Me $180,000—Here’s How to Avoid Them
MTN Staff on November 4, 2026
I worked two extra years because I made these mistakes. Hopefully you won’t have to.
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