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10 Ways to Nail Savings on Your Remodeling Project
Marilyn Lewis on September 24, 2019
Here’s how to save on your next remodeling project with discounted materials and more tips and tricks.
The Best and Worst Tax States for Low-Income Residents
Miranda Marquit on April 9, 2019
Earn a low income in one of these states, and taxes will cost you either an especially big or and especially small chunk of your earnings.
Should You Buy a Collector Car? These 5 Models Are Winners
Nancy Dunham on April 9, 2019
Should you invest in a classic car? Maybe so, especially if you chose one of the five models here.
The 25 Colleges With the Best Return on Your Money in 2019
Miranda Marquit on April 8, 2019
You have likely never heard of some of these colleges, but they offer the most bang for your buck in 2019.
2-Minute Money Manager: What’s the Best Medicare Supplement Insurance?
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 7, 2020
Don’t wait until you’re 65 to start learning about Medicare, or Medicare Supplement Insurance. Here’s what you need to know.
Many Seniors Fail This Retirement Income Quiz — Would You?
B.T. Ballenger on April 2, 2019
Only about one-quarter of older Americans earned a passing score on this multiple-choice retirement survey. What about you?
2 Major Phone Companies Take ‘Key Step’ in Combating Robocalls
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2019
A recent breakthrough offers the tantalizing possibility that unwanted calls could be on borrowed time.
Why Your Flood Insurance Might Soon Get More Expensive
Chris Kissell on March 25, 2019
A report says the Trump administration plans to roll out a plan that would redefine how risk is calculated under the National Flood Insurance Program.
How All 50 States Tax Your Retirement Income
Alex Valdes on March 28, 2019
Find out which states are friendly, and not-so friendly, with the money you’ll need in your later years.
5 Last-Minute Tax Filing Tips to Save You Money
Jim Gold on July 23, 2021
Tax-filing time is upon us. Follow these tips if you are among the legions of procrastinators.
How to Buy a Boat and Not Sink Your Budget
Jim Gold on March 19, 2019
Do you find yourself itching to get out on the water? Consider these six questions before setting sail.
75% of Americans Don’t Realize This Tax Strategy Is Legal
Chris Kissell on May 28, 2019
Americans are largely clueless about one of the best ways to keep the taxman at bay.
The 15 Cars Owners Are Still Driving After 15 Years
Chris Kissell on January 14, 2020
Want a car that you’ll still be driving in 15 years? Buying from one particular manufacturer is your best bet — by far.
Social Security Q&A: What Will My Spouse Get If I Die?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
Want to leave your spouse in the best possible financial position if you should die? Here’s how to do it.
9 Places in America That Are Spending Big on Infrastructure
B.T. Ballenger on March 12, 2019
These cities and states are working to close the gap, sometimes literally, on long overdue improvements.
Social Security Q&A: Can Avoiding Marriage Boost Our Benefit?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
Saying “I do” can have both positive and negative impacts on the size of your monthly Social Security payment.
The 10 Cities Where Seniors Rely on Social Security the Most
B.T. Ballenger on May 7, 2020
Retirees in these U.S. cities depend heavily on Social Security benefits to fund their golden years.
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.
Watch This: 7 Ways to Banish Ants From Your Home
Money Talks News on October 18, 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.
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.
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