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What Could Go Wrong? 10 Biggest Financial Risks for 2022
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 3, 2022
Into every life some rain must fall, but these days it seems there are more financial dark clouds on the horizon than usual. Here’s what we see and what you should do.
The Changing Value of $1 Over Time
Self Editors on December 28, 2021
A dollar doesn’t buy what it used to. We researched just how much buying power a single buck has had over the past century.
7 Ways COVID-19 Changed How We Think About Money
Chris Kissell on December 25, 2021
Most Americans say the pandemic caused them to re-examine their financial situation. Here is how they are doing it.
8 Things Rich People Buy That Make Them Look Dumb
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 24, 2021
What’s worse than wasting money? Spending it on things that make you look silly.
Why Do Hospital Costs Vary So Much?
Chris Kissell on December 23, 2021
A new analysis finds that rates vary widely at hospitals just a few miles apart.
Can I Add a Survivor’s Benefit to My Social Security Check?
Russell Settle on April 27, 2024
The rules for survivor’s benefits can be confusing.
21 States Where Inflation Hits Harder at Tax Time
B.T. Ballenger on December 21, 2021
Inflation puts a tighter squeeze on your after-tax purchasing power if you live here.
The Wildest Home Seller Demands of 2021
Aly Yale on December 21, 2021
With the housing supply at a record low and demand surging, sellers used their leverage to make some jaw-dropping requests.
19 Stores With Extended Return Policies
Cassidy Alexander (The Penny Hoarder) on December 20, 2021
Received a holiday gift you don’t plan to use? If it’s from one of these popular retailers, here’s how long you have to return it.
Top Money Predictions for 2022
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 17, 2021
Want to know what will happen to stocks, housing, gas prices and more in 2022? Here’s what the experts see happening in your financial future.
This Is the Biggest Threat to Retirement Plans in 2022
Chris Kissell on December 17, 2021
One worry looms foremost in the thoughts of today’s savers.
U.S. States Building the Least New Housing Relative to Job Growth
Emil Shour on December 17, 2021
Housing is not keeping pace with new jobs in these places, according to Census Bureau and Labor Department data.
Don’t Make These 12 Big Financial Planning Blunders
Kathleen Coxwell on December 15, 2021
Effective financial and retirement planning is important, and it can be easy if you know the mistakes to avoid.
15 Cities With the Most Home Sales Per Capita
Adriana Lopez on December 14, 2021
Homes are selling almost as fast as they are listed in some of these cities.
The Best Investments for Rising Interest Rates
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 10, 2021
Rising rates mean that safer investments will look increasingly attractive relative to stocks, resulting in money leaving stocks, driving down stock prices.
5 Decisions That Can Make or Break Your Retirement
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 9, 2021
Your golden years might not be so golden if you don’t carefully weigh these decisions.
The 10 Best Places to Live and Work, According to Expats
Chris Kissell on December 9, 2021
Ready to leave the USA and try something different? Those who have gone before you say these are your best bets.
Are You Making a Huge Mistake By Taking Social Security at 62?
Robin Hartill (The Penny Hoarder) on December 13, 2021
Here’s a look at situations where it makes sense to claim early, and some situations where it doesn’t.
High Blood Pressure at This Age May Increase Dementia Risk
Chris Kissell on July 22, 2025
Imaging tests also found a smaller brain size in this group of people with hypertension.
You May Soon Be Able to Swap Your 401(k) for a Lifelong Monthly Check
Javier Simon on December 3, 2021
Fidelity has launched a new product offering guaranteed income in its retirement accounts.
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