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America’s Retirement Score Is Declining: Here’s Why
Chris Kissell on March 28, 2023
Find out how many Americans are on track — and how many are in danger of seeing their retirement derailed.
10 of the Best Cities for Single Retirees
Chris Kissell on March 28, 2023
These cities are among the best bets for seniors hoping to find love.
12 Materials to Consider for Your Garden Path
Amanda Shiffler on March 28, 2023
Build a gorgeous, functional garden path that fits your needs, style, and budget. See how with these tips.
How to Land the Right Life Insurance Policy at the Right Price
MTN Staff on March 27, 2023
Life insurance isn’t as complicated, or as expensive, as you might think. You can shop it in seconds and buy it in minutes. Here’s how.
4 Factors Driving How Americans Retire in 2023
Chris Kissell on March 27, 2023
These are the things that determine how, when and where people retire.
The Top 10 Housing Markets for 2023, According to Zillow
Chris Kissell on March 27, 2023
The housing market is likely to remain cool in many places, but these markets will lead the way to a warm-up in 2023.
10 Things That Can Ding Your Social Security Payments
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 25, 2023
Here are several things that could mean less money in your pocket during retirement.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending March 24
Stacy Johnson on March 25, 2023
Here’s a quick look at the biggest financial news of the week.
Living Near This Type of Restaurant May Boost Stroke Risk
Chris Kissell on March 25, 2023
Many older Americans live in areas referred to as “food swamps,” a study finds.
The Secret to Serving a Quick, Cheap Family Dinner Every Night
Linda DuVal on March 25, 2023
Read this for great tips and easy recipe ideas to help you get a family meal on the table every night.
Born in 1950? The IRS Has a New Deadline for You
Brandon Ballenger on March 24, 2023
This may be a challenging tax year, especially if you’re unprepared.
4 Ways Americans Are Coping With Inflation
Chris Kissell on March 24, 2023
Americans feel discouraged about their ability to keep inflation at bay. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t fighting back.
Empowering Survivors of Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Caitlin Lemon on March 24, 2023
Domestic violence can have a big impact on the workplace — here’s what it can look like and where to find help.
14 Surprising Things That Are Taxable
Emmet Pierce on March 24, 2023
How many of these forms of income did you know were subject to federal taxes?
7 Types of Groceries With the Most ‘Shrinkflation’
Chris Kissell on March 24, 2023
Even the government acknowledges that manufacturers are downsizing products while keeping the prices the same.
13% of Older Americans Are Addicted to This Type of Food
Chris Kissell on March 24, 2023
Certain types of people are more prone to struggle with cravings for — and other difficulties with — these foods.
How to Answer Interview Questions About Your Layoff
Kimberli Lowe-MacAuley on March 24, 2023
Handling this tough topic smoothly can leave a great impression on the hiring team. Check out these key do’s and don’ts.
Can Coffee Keep You Slimmer and Disease-Free?
Chris Kissell on March 23, 2023
A morning cup of java might do more than wake you up.
The 10 Most Common Repairs Home Sellers Make Before Listing
Chris Kissell on March 23, 2023
As buyers become choosier, these upgrades can help sell your home.
Retirement Was Always Supposed to Start at Age 70: Here’s Why That Changed
Chris Kissell on March 23, 2023
The notion of retirement beginning at age 70 dates back more than a century. Find out why it eventually changed to age 65.
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