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The Most — and Least — Expensive Metros for New Renters
Daniel Horning on November 16, 2020
If you don’t plan to own a home, look at this list to see where you should — and shouldn’t — rent.
66% of Retirees Spend This Much on Health Care
Chris Kissell on November 13, 2020
The amount that most seniors spend on medical care is equivalent to a big chunk of the average Social Security check.
How the New Coronavirus Vaccine Might Make You Sick
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
In the short term, those who get the shot to prevent COVID-19 may be in for a rough ride.
Medicare to Cover New Coronavirus Treatment
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The treatment will be available with no cost-sharing for patients, the federal government has announced.
Can a Twice-Divorced Woman Claim Social Security Survivors Benefits?
Russell Settle on November 18, 2020
Understanding survivors benefits rules is the key to getting the most from your benefit.
The 10 Largest Data Breaches in U.S. History
Dave Wallen on November 10, 2020
These were the worst data exposures of all time — and some companies have been hit more than once.
15 Cities With the Biggest Home Price Hikes Since 2000
Emil Shour on November 9, 2020
Home values are soaring, particularly in two states.
Most Seniors Are Making This Medicare Mistake
Chris Kissell on November 9, 2020
Less than half of Medicare recipients take this step that could result in better or cheaper health coverage — or both.
The Election Is (Almost) Over — What’s Ahead for Your Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 6, 2020
Now that the election is nearly behind us, it’s time to look ahead and see how all this drama might affect the family finances.
How to Retire: 5 Steps to a Secure Future
Kathleen Coxwell on November 6, 2020
If you haven’t developed a retirement plan yet, here’s how to start thinking.
These Are the 3 Best Types of Face Masks
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Some types of face coverings are significantly more protective than others.
How to Prep Meals for a 14-Day Quarantine
Veneta Lusk on April 27, 2021
With a little advance preparation, you can make two weeks worth of delicious and nutritious meals.
7 Ways to Protect Your Retirement From Investment Fraud
Kathleen Coxwell on November 3, 2020
Here’s a look at some of the many surprising risks to your financial security.
Medicare, Private Plans to Cover Cost of Early COVID-19 Vaccine
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
A key rule change means you will not have to pay for this type of vaccination.
15 Cities Where Home Prices Have Grown Faster Than Income
Jonathan Jones on October 29, 2020
In these cities, home prices have gone up — but wages for the average worker have failed to keep pace.
The 10 Best States for the Middle Class in 2020
Stephanie Horan on October 29, 2020
The middle class continues to thrive in these states.
15 Cities With the Biggest Rent Increases in the Past Decade
Jeff Smith on October 29, 2020
Average rents have skyrocketed in these cities.
Half of Retirees Say This Is the No. 1 Reason to Have Money
Chris Kissell on October 28, 2020
Women and men have different opinions on why money matters in retirement.
New TV Service Starts at $10 Per Month
Chris Kissell on October 28, 2020
Looking for a frugal streaming option — or a cheaper live TV option? T-Mobile now offers it.
25 Car Theft Capitals of the U.S.
Kevin Fowler on October 28, 2020
These are the worst places to live if you’re worried about someone stealing your vehicle.
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