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Social Security Q&A: Can I Apply for Spousal Benefits at Age 80?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
What happens if you wait until you’re older to apply for Social Security spousal or widow’s benefits?
Car Dealers Reveal the Most Costly Leasing Mistakes
Nancy Dunham on January 23, 2019
New-car dealers tell us how drivers who choose to lease can needlessly waste thousands of dollars.
9 Secret Ways to Use Toothpaste
Melissa Neiman on January 22, 2019
From cleaning piano keys to zapping pimples, toothpaste has many great — and cost-effective — applications.
Comcast Fee Has Jumped 900 Percent in 5 Years — for Free Channels
Bob Sullivan on December 23, 2019
Multiple traditional TV providers are charging customers for something they could get for free. Are you paying this fee every month?
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Buy an Annuity?
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 4, 2021
Some investors love them, some hate them, but you should understand annuities. Here’s a simple explanation.
4 Things That Are Pushing Retirees Into Bankruptcy
Karla Bowsher on January 18, 2019
A lot more retirees are filing for bankruptcy these days. Here’s why — and how you can avoid this fate.
The 25 Easiest Places in the World to Do Business
Gael F. Cooper on January 17, 2019
These 25 countries get high points for cutting the red tape of starting and growing a business.
How Cities and States Are Easing the Impact of the Government Shutdown
Gael F. Cooper on January 17, 2019
As the longest-ever federal government shutdown drags on, some local and state agencies are offering help to affected workers and the public.
5 Ways That Being a Night Owl Can Harm Your Health
Karla Bowsher on January 15, 2019
Staying up late can take a costly toll on the body. These medical problems will make you think twice about burning the midnight oil.
3 Things You Must Know About the 2019 Tax Season
Karla Bowsher on January 13, 2019
Worried about what the federal government shutdown means for your tax return or refund? Here’s what you need to know.
3 Key Questions Every Taxpayer Must Answer
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 10, 2019
It’s that time once again, but don’t despair. Here’s a chance to test your tax IQ — and sharpen your tax-slashing skills.
Social Security Q&A: Will This Strategy Get Us More Benefits?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
There are strategies couples can use to get thousands more in Social Security benefits over their lifetimes. One is called “restricted application.” Should you try it?
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Drop Comp and Collision Car Insurance Coverage?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 2, 2020
While you always need liability insurance, you may not require comp and collision. Here’s a simple rule of thumb to help you decide.
This Is the Nation’s Biggest Retirement Worry
Karla Bowsher on December 29, 2018
Americans are scared stiff about one retirement expense. Unfortunately, few take advantage of a great way to calm such concerns.
Social Security Q&A: What Are the Options for Widows?
Russell Settle on May 7, 2020
If you lose a spouse before qualifying for Social Security, there are several options when it comes to receiving benefits. But what if you remarry?
7 New Year’s Resolutions to Make With Your Kids
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 27, 2018
New Year’s resolutions can be a family affair. Here are some group pledges that can make 2019 your clan’s best year ever.
3 Major Medicare Costs That Will Increase in 2019
Karla Bowsher on December 23, 2018
Seniors can expect premium and deductible increases for both Part A and Part B in the new year. Find out how much you will pay.
The 25 Best Places in the U.S. to Retire in 2019
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 20, 2018
Here are the best U.S. cities and towns for retirement living, including some so off the beaten track that you’ll be surprised.
The 9 Rules of Savvy Regifting
Jeffrey Trull on December 17, 2018
If you’re regifting this holiday season, follow these rules to do it tastefully and avoid hurt feelings.
2019 Social Security Bump Is Biggest in 7 Years for Retirees
Karla Bowsher on December 15, 2018
Find out how large of an increase you can expect next year.
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