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Here’s What Watching TV in Midlife Does to Your Brain
Chris Kissell on May 26, 2021
A new study finds a link between too much TV time and cognitive decline.
9 Things the Chip Shortage Has Made Scarce — or Costly
Chris Kissell on May 26, 2021
Americans are shopping again, but they might have a tough time buying these items that require microchips.
8 Foods You Should Never Buy at Costco
Gael F. Cooper on May 25, 2021
Even if you love the warehouse store, there are some products that should be left on the shelves.
4 Retirement Planning Rules You Might Want to Break
Kiara Taylor on May 24, 2021
Post-pandemic, it’s especially important to question traditional retirement advice.
7 Deadly Health Mistakes People Make After Age 50
Chris Kissell on May 24, 2021
Simply avoiding these actions can improve the odds of a longer, more healthful life.
Should You Be Worried About Inflation Risk?
Kathleen Coxwell on May 24, 2021
Inflation can be a drag on your retirement savings. Use these tips to minimize risk.
Americans Say It Takes This Much Money to Be Wealthy
Chris Kissell on May 20, 2021
The amount Americans think you need to be wealthy in 2021 is less than they said it was in 2020.
FTC Blasts Manufacturers for Making Product Repairs Difficult
Chris Kissell on May 20, 2021
More than half of states are considering “right to repair” legislation.
5 States Cutting Taxes for Next Year — and 2 Raising Them
Chris Kissell on May 19, 2021
State personal income tax rates, brackets and deductions have changed in these places.
Where Seniors Are Most and Least Financially Secure
Ben Geier on May 19, 2021
Based on factors ranging from food stamp use to housing costs, these cities are where seniors are the best and worst off.
35% of Older Americans Fail This Basic Retirement Test
Chris Kissell on May 19, 2021
Americans remain largely ignorant of key aspects of a program that impacts nearly all our lives.
Earn Free Hotel Stays Fast With These Credit Cards
MTN Staff on May 19, 2021
If travel’s on the agenda, at least one of these should be in your wallet.
6 Ways Americans Plan to Splurge After the Pandemic
Chris Kissell on May 18, 2021
A new poll finds that we can’t wait to resume spending on these activities.
8 Tips to Successfully Transition to Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on May 18, 2021
Making a major life change can be disorienting. Here are some ways to stay grounded.
20 Pandemic Changes That Are Likely Here to Stay
Gael F. Cooper on May 17, 2021
Some of the changes we’ve made amid the COVID-19 pandemic are likely permanent.
7 Types of Retirees Who Claim Social Security Early
Chris Kissell on May 17, 2021
How many of these traits do you share with retirees who take their benefits ASAP?
15 Tips for Those Within 10 Years of Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on May 17, 2021
If you’re nearing the finish line, it’s time to add these items to your to-do list so you’ll be ready to retire.
New, Shorter Social Security Statement Wins Early Praise
Chris Kissell on May 17, 2021
A small percentage of workers with online accounts are getting an early glimpse at the redesigned statement.
2 Money Woes That Can Signal the Start of Dementia
Chris Kissell on May 17, 2021
These financial issues can hint at dementia years prior to diagnosis.
If You Find This Thrift Shopping, Buy It
Kentin Waits on May 15, 2021
This brand of cooking utensil is American-made and built to last. Even better, they can resell for big bucks.
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