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7 Changes Coming to Social Security and Medicare in 2021
Kathleen Coxwell on December 1, 2020
Recently, both Social Security and Medicare made some major announcements about benefits for 2021.
15 U.S. Cities With the Most Homes Built Before 1940
David Heacock on November 30, 2020
Cities with the largest shares of old homes are located in one region.
Here’s How Low Interest Rates Will Impact Your Retirement
Will Kenton on November 26, 2020
Interest rates are the lowest they have ever been — and that’s both good and bad news for retirees.
10 Places Where Americans Give the Most to Charity
Ben Geier on November 26, 2020
Nearly three-quarters of American adults give to charity. These places have the most generous inhabitants.
10 Ways to Adjust Your Plans When Forced to Retire
Robin Hartill on November 26, 2020
Don’t just improvise: Strategize. This is the rest of your life.
8 Reasons Why Pets Make Bad Gifts
Amanda Geronikos on November 26, 2020
Before surprising someone with the gift of a pet this holiday season, think over the things that could go wrong.
Can a Divorced Widow Claim Her First Husband’s Social Security Benefits?
Jeff Miller on May 14, 2021
The rules are complicated when it comes to eligibility for survivors benefits.
How Much Americans Spend on the 10 Biggest Holidays
Maryalene LaPonsie on November 24, 2020
How does your outlay compare?
10 Tips for Building a Retirement Countdown Checklist
Kathleen Coxwell on November 24, 2020
If you are marking the days until you can launch the next stage of your life, this checklist is for you.
6 Billionaires Making a Fortune During the Pandemic
Alex Valdes on November 23, 2020
These American corporate titans have been able to keep growing their wealth during the crisis.
12 Holiday Activities That Put You at High Risk for COVID-19
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Doctors say these activities leave you the most vulnerable to the coronavirus this time of year.
These 3 Car Makes Have the Best Resale Values
Chris Kissell on November 20, 2020
Multiple car models from each of these manufacturers were recognized for top resale values.
How Biden’s Presidency Could Affect Your Retirement
Will Kenton on November 20, 2020
The president-elect’s plans include everything from lower tax benefits on 401(k) accounts to more generous Social Security payouts.
Congress Approves Bill Protecting Seniors From Fraud
Chris Kissell on November 19, 2020
The legislation includes funding to educate seniors and improve the complaint process.
Cities With the Highest — and Lowest — Share of Income Going Toward Rent
Daniel Horning on November 19, 2020
Your rental dollar stretches further in some of these cities than others.
Why Your Pumpkin Pie May Have No Pumpkin
Chris Kissell on November 18, 2020
That delectable Thanksgiving dessert is not always what it appears to be.
15 Cities With the Biggest Rent Decreases Since COVID-19 Hit
Jonathan Jones on November 17, 2020
These areas are becoming more affordable thanks to pandemic-related trends.
Do This With Your Mask Before Thanksgiving Dinner
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Before you sit down at the year’s biggest feast, make sure to properly care for your mask.
Cities With the Highest — and Lowest — Share of Income Spent on Mortgages
Daniel Horning on November 16, 2020
Housing costs as a percentage of income vary substantially across cities and states.
This Is Where the Coronavirus Spreads Fastest
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Many of us frequent this type of business every week. But doing so may be riskier than we know.
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