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Should You Reconsider Taking a Daily Aspirin?
Chris Kissell on August 15, 2020
An aspirin a day might do more harm than good for some people, according to new findings.
My 10 Dumbest Money Moves
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 14, 2020
In this week’s podcast: financial lessons I had to learn the hard way.
Is a Second Stimulus Check Still Coming?
Karla Bowsher on April 27, 2021
The status of another round of direct payments to taxpayers is a mix of good and bad news.
How Trump’s Latest Executive Actions Could Affect Your Finances
B.T. Ballenger on August 11, 2020
Here’s what steps the president is taking that might help your finances during the pandemic.
10 College Towns That Are Most Vulnerable During the Pandemic
Stephanie Horan on August 10, 2020
The economies of these cities rely heavily on college students and their families.
10 U.S. Cities Where Consumer Spending Has Recovered the Most During the Pandemic
Stephanie Horan on August 10, 2020
In these cities, people are spending money at levels closest to what they were before COVID-19.
5 Financial Changes Americans Made Due to Coronavirus
B.T. Ballenger on August 8, 2020
The pandemic is changing our approach to money — mostly for the better.
How Americans Are Changing Their Social Security Plans Due to the Pandemic
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Most people now look at Social Security differently — and some are claiming their benefits differently, too.
7 Things to Do ASAP When Your Spouse Wants a Divorce
Emmet Pierce on August 7, 2020
Divorce can break your heart, but don’t let it break your bank account.
Most and Least Expensive College Tuition by State
Trevor Wheelwright on August 6, 2020
Here’s a state-by-state look at how location factors into the cost of education for both in-state students and nonresidents.
8 Reasons Your Parents Had an Easier Retirement Than You Will
Marilyn Lewis on August 28, 2020
Here’s why the last decades of life are harder now than they used to be.
The Top 7 Retirement Concerns for Americans in 2020
B.T. Ballenger on August 3, 2020
These are the most common worries we have about our golden years amid the pandemic.
10 States Where COVID-19 Threatens Seniors the Most
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
No state is immune from the coronavirus. But statistics show that some places are especially dangerous for older residents.
This Is the Best Way to Kill Coronavirus in Your Car
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
When you get behind the wheel, the threat of COVID-19 can follow you.
New Blood Test Finds Alzheimer’s 20 Years Before Symptoms Appear
Chris Kissell on July 30, 2020
Blood testing also tends to be more accurate and less expensive than other screening methods.
10 States With the Highest Coronavirus-Related Health Insurance Losses
Kathy Morris on July 30, 2020
People in these states lost their employer-provided health insurance to the pandemic at the highest rates in the U.S.
Which Political Party Would Give You a Better Second Stimulus Check?
Karla Bowsher on April 27, 2021
Republican and Democratic leaders have debuted new pandemic relief bills — and both call for more stimulus payments.
Top 5 Money Matters Discussed at Dinner Tables During the Pandemic
B.T. Ballenger on July 28, 2020
A new survey reveals what worries are occupying our dinner table discussions due to the coronavirus.
Beware These 5 Signs of a Moving Scam
Joe Roberts on July 28, 2020
Know the signs of a sketchy mover to protect your stuff and your money.
4 Groups Who Could Receive Another Stimulus Check
Karla Bowsher on April 27, 2021
More people would qualify for stimulus payments if Congress authorizes a second round.
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