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6 Tips for Making a Home Inventory Right Now
Brandon Ballenger on October 22, 2018
These tips and tools can help you recoup thousands of dollars if the unthinkable happens.
A 5-Step Plan for Slaying Your Financial Fears
Nancy Dunham on October 22, 2018
Demons — like taxes, budgeting, estate planning and investing — are far scarier if you hide from them. Exorcise them with these tips.
2-Minute Money Manager: Where Can Seniors Find Jobs?
Stacy Johnson on October 22, 2018
If you’re middle-aged or older, finding a job can be a job in itself. Here are some tips that will make it easier.
The 7 Worst Things You Can Buy at a Dollar Store
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 21, 2018
Dollar stores lure us in with their rock-bottom prices, but not everything is a bargain. We suggest you steer clear of these items.
4 Bank Accounts With Perks for Savers Age 50 and Older
Elizabeth Lotts on October 21, 2018
These checking accounts offer exclusive discounts and other perks — including interest — to customers age 50 and older.
7 Ways to Guarantee You’ll Never Have Enough to Retire
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 21, 2018
Planning for retirement savings to last until you are 90 or older is a daunting job. Make these errors, and the task goes from “difficult” to “impossible.”
Your Chance to Win a $100 Gift Card — Plus Cash Back on Everything You Buy
Moshe Berman on October 20, 2018
Talk about a win-win: Get up to 40 percent cash back — plus a chance to be one of five lucky readers to win a $100 Visa gift card.
15 Things You Once Could Buy for Under $1
Emmet Pierce on October 19, 2018
Nostalgia is fun, whether you remember the fabulous ’50s or just wish you did. Care to guess how many full-sized candy bars you’d get for $1 back then?
10 Creepy Things That Can Murder Your Home’s Value
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 19, 2018
From paranormal activity to slime — it’s downright frightening how these things could affect a property’s sale price.
8 Things More Likely to Happen to You Than Winning Friday’s Lottery
Money Talks News on October 18, 2018
Thinking of buying a Mega Millions ticket? Read this list, and you may reconsider.
Social Security Q&A: I’m Remarried — Can I Claim My Ex’s Social Security?
Russell Settle on October 18, 2018
You may qualify for Social Security spousal benefits from your husband or wife, even if you’re divorced. But what if you remarry?
How They Make Fast Food Look So Good
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 17, 2018
Ever wonder why the burger you get at your local drive-thru looks nothing like those on TV? Here’s the truth.
Is Cellphone Insurance Worth It? What You Need to Know
Tina Chang on October 17, 2018
If you’ve ever dropped your phone in the toilet or cracked the screen you know how easy it is to damage a very expensive and seemingly essential possession. Here’s how to tell if insurance is the answer.
3 Top Travel Rewards Cards This Season
Money Talks News on October 16, 2018
These cards can help you stockpile bonus points to fuel your flights through the holidays and beyond.
How to Discover If Crooks Have Opened Bank Accounts in Your Name
Karla Bowsher on October 16, 2018
A report you’ve probably never heard of can alert you to problems in your banking history. Here’s what every consumer should know about it — and how to get a free copy.
2-Minute Money Manager: What’s the Best Way to Protect My Passwords and Stay Safe Online?
Stacy Johnson on October 16, 2018
If you use the same password for everything — or use simple passwords so you can remember them — stop what you’re doing and read this.
7 Facts You Need to Know About Medicare
Karla Bowsher on October 15, 2018
Medicare open enrollment begins today. Here’s what you need to know, as well as where to find help.
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Buy Dental Insurance?
Stacy Johnson on October 15, 2018
Insurance can be important, but some types of coverage are poor buys. Here’s why dental insurance may not be worth the money.
2019 Social Security Bump Is Biggest in 7 Years for Retirees
Karla Bowsher on October 14, 2018
Find out how large of an increase you can expect next year.
4 Steps to Boost College Savings When Money Is Tight
Dori Zinn on October 13, 2018
The typical college degree may be outrageously expensive, but that doesn’t mean you or your child or grandchild has to give up on higher-education dreams.
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