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How to Quit 10 Bad Money Habits That Rob You Blind
Marilyn Lewis on March 10, 2019
Counterproductive habits undermine your savings progress. Here’s how to change those bad behaviors.
Retirees, Beware These 7 Tax Audit Red Flags
Brandon Ballenger on March 10, 2019
The odds of being audited are low — but any of these situations could make it more likely.
11 Small Money Moves That Will Make a Big Difference
Allison Martin on March 10, 2019
These 11 small money moves will pay off big in the long run. Make the changes today.
5 Overlooked Tax Breaks for Retirees
Brandon Ballenger on March 8, 2019
You likely don’t realize that all of these tax credits and deductions exist, or that they apply to retirees.
The 10 Cars That Hold Their Resale Value Best
Chris Kissell on March 8, 2019
These vehicles are still worth at least 50 percent of their original value after five years — saving their owners money in the long run.
14 Expenses You May Be Tempted to Claim as Tax Deductions — but Shouldn’t
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 8, 2019
Thinking of padding your federal tax return by deducting these expenses? Find out why that could be a costly mistake.
Escape to the Sun With These Top Travel Cards
Money Talks News on March 7, 2019
Rev up your travel rewards with these two limited-time card offers so you can fly away on your dream vacation for less.
How to Pick the Best Medicare Supplement Plan in 4 Steps
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 7, 2019
Here is your simple guide to supplemental Medicare health insurance plans, also known as Medigap plans — what they are and why you need one.
Social Security Q&A: Can Avoiding Marriage Boost Our Benefit?
Russell Settle on March 7, 2019
Saying “I do” can have both positive and negative impacts on the size of your monthly Social Security payment.
13 Things You Really Should Know About Money in 2019
Gael F. Cooper on March 6, 2019
The world of money changes fast. Here are some topics you need to understand if you want to stay financially sound.
The 10 Cities Where Seniors Rely on Social Security the Most
Brandon Ballenger on March 6, 2019
Retirees in these U.S. cities depend heavily on Social Security benefits to fund their golden years.
Beware These 7 Unexpected Costs of Retirement
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 6, 2019
You think you’ve got it all figured out, but does your retirement budget account for these common costs?
10 Counties Where Poverty Worsened Despite a Stronger U.S. Economy
Chris Persaud on March 5, 2019
Not every corner of the U.S. has recovered from the Great Recession. In these counties, the percentage of residents living in poverty has only increased since 2009.
7 Reasons You Should Change Careers After Age 50
Emmet Pierce on March 5, 2019
Many older workers have the energy and experience to make a successful career change. Here is why you should do it.
Watch This: 7 Ways to Banish Ants From Your Home
Money Talks News on March 5, 2019
Spring is getting closer, and that means ants will soon visit your home. Here’s how to get rid of these pesky insects and keep them at bay.
The 20 Most Admired Companies in the World
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 4, 2019
It’s nice to be loved by your fans, but it’s even better to be respected by your peers. Businesspeople say these companies are the best in 2019.
5 Ways Marriage Can Make You Wealthier
Karla Bowsher on March 4, 2019
Marriage may have its financial pitfalls, but it’s still rich with monetary advantages.
7 Tax Breaks You Can Kiss Goodbye This Year
Karla Bowsher on March 3, 2019
These federal income tax deductions have been worth thousands of dollars. But you can’t claim them on your 2018 return.
7 Unexpected Benefits of Downsizing in Retirement
Emmet Pierce on March 3, 2019
Downsizing your home offers many benefits, including some you may not have anticipated.
How Does Your State Rank for Economic Security?
Gael F. Cooper on February 28, 2019
A family must earn anywhere from $60,000 to $136,000 per year to be considered economically secure, depending on the state in which they live. How does your state stack up?
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