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74% of Americans Share This Worry About Their Golden Years
Chris Kissell on August 20, 2020
Here’s what is keeping people up at night — and how you can calm such worries.
Is This Type of Appliance Endangering Your Health?
Chris Kissell on August 20, 2020
Using these appliances can lead to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and even premature death.
6 Things to Know About Taking Social Security During the Pandemic
Chris Kissell on August 19, 2020
COVID-19 might impact some key decisions you make about claiming Social Security benefits.
The Income Needed to Pay Rent in the 10 Largest U.S. Cities
Stephanie Horan on August 19, 2020
Even before the pandemic, median incomes in these cities weren’t enough to pay rent without stretching the household budget.
Is This Why Some People Have Milder Coronavirus Symptoms?
Chris Kissell on August 19, 2020
A new study might make you grateful for the possibly protective effect of an illness most of us love to hate.
8 Easy Ways to Cut Back on Meat
Marilyn Lewis on August 19, 2020
You don’t have to go cold turkey to enjoy savings and health benefits of eating less meat.
How Much Do You Need to Earn to Afford an Apartment in Each State?
Gael F. Cooper on August 19, 2020
Here’s how many hours you must work to afford even a modest apartment in every state if you earn the minimum wage there.
Seniors With These 5 Diseases Are Most Often Hospitalized for COVID-19
Chris Kissell on August 18, 2020
Medicare data reveals which chronic conditions make seniors especially vulnerable to ending up in the hospital due to the coronavirus.
7 Things I Always Buy at Bed Bath & Beyond
Gael F. Cooper on August 18, 2020
The home-goods store doesn’t kid around about the “beyond” part.
Is Your State Prepared for Voting by Mail in November?
Brandon Ballenger on August 18, 2020
More than half of states receive a C grade — or worse.
4 States Where Schools Are Open — and 7 Where They Are Closed
Alex Valdes on August 18, 2020
The back-to-school season has never looked like this. See which states are most and least strict about in-person instruction.
Half of Retirees Say This Is the Top Reason to Have Money
Chris Kissell on August 17, 2020
Women and men have different opinions on why money matters in retirement.
The Most Common Reason That Older Adults Fall Down
Chris Kissell on August 17, 2020
The good news: It’s possible to avoid potentially devastating falls.
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 on August 14, 2020
In this week’s podcast: financial lessons I had to learn the hard way.
The 3 Most Effective — and 2 Least Helpful — Face Masks
Chris Kissell on August 13, 2020
Some types of face coverings are significantly more protective than others.
Is a Second Stimulus Check Still Coming?
Karla Bowsher on August 12, 2020
The status of another round of direct payments to taxpayers is a mix of good and bad news.
Americans Agree on These 3 Changes to Social Security
Chris Kissell on August 12, 2020
In an era of division, we are united about these changes to the Social Security system.
This Is the Best Pharmacy in 2020, According to Shoppers
Karla Bowsher on August 12, 2020
The nation’s No. 1 pharmacy isn’t CVS or Walgreens.
How Trump’s Latest Executive Actions Could Affect Your Finances
Brandon Ballenger on August 11, 2020
Here’s what steps the president is taking that might help your finances during the pandemic.
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