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Inflation Report Could Shake up Your Mortgage, Credit, and Savings Rates
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
Here’s how to prepare now, whether you’re planning a home purchase, carrying debt, or boosting savings.
7 Smart Money Moves to Make Now If You’re Worried About Losing Your Job
Claire Monroe on June 15, 2025
These financial moves can turn unemployment fears into confidence.
Payment App Pitfalls: What Every Retiree Should Know Before Tapping ‘Send’
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
One wrong move on a mobile wallet could cost you — here’s how to stay protected.
9 Hot Collectibles That Could Make You Money Fast
Claire Monroe on June 14, 2025
See if you’re sitting on a hidden payday and turn clutter into quick cash.
Red Flags in Red States: Mark Cuban Calls Out Looming Economic Pain
Claire Monroe on June 14, 2025
This American entrepreneur is sounding the alarm on a “Red Rural Recession” sparked by federal funding cuts.
Surveillance Nation: Who Else Has a File on Your Finances?
Charlotte Dumont on June 13, 2025
Your credit bureau reports are just the tip of the iceberg.
Borrowing Is No Longer Business As Usual in America’s New Credit Economy
Claire Monroe on June 13, 2025
The rules are shifting. Miss the signs, and it could cost you.
Fed Official Signals Just One Rate Cut in 2025: How to Adjust Your Financial Strategy Now
Claire Monroe on June 13, 2025
With modest interest adjustments expected, here’s how to stay ahead.
When Trust Turns Toxic: What Buffett’s Estate Battle Could Mean for Your Legacy Plan
Jacqueline Leppla on June 13, 2025
Learn how to prevent costly trust disputes with practical steps that protect both your assets and your family relationships.
Cybersecurity Fears Keep Older Americans From Using Smartphones for Banking
Claire Monroe on June 13, 2025
They trust tech — and still stay away. A surprising paradox is keeping many older adults offline.
Who Wins When the Market Falls? Oil, War Stocks, and Maybe You
Jacqueline Leppla on June 13, 2025
Geopolitical turmoil shakes markets. For everyday investors, patience pays. Here’s why.
9 Signs You Might Have a Shopping Addiction — and What to Do About It
The Penny Hoarder Editors (The Penny Hoarder) on June 13, 2025
When shopping starts to interfere with certain aspects of your life, it may be a red flag.
When Good Intentions Go Bad: How to Ensure Your Charitable Donations Help People in Need
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
Learn how to verify charities so your donations make a real difference — not headlines for the wrong reasons.
Fewer Workers, Higher Costs: What the Demographic Shift Means for Your Retirement
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
Smart planning today can help protect your future. Here’s what to consider.
Nvidia’s Quantum Computing Bet: What It Means for Your Investments
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
The company is making bold moves beyond AI. Here’s what it could mean for future tech and your money.
Rate Cut Pressure Builds: What the Fed Showdown Means for Your Money
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
A rate cut might not help most mortgage holders, but it could reshape costs for those with variable-rate debt. Here’s what to know.
Retirement Stress Is Real, but This Free Program Helps You Take Control
Logan Kirkby on June 12, 2025
Get a little help from an FDIC Money Smart Workshop.
PurpleElephantsTango: Practical Cybersecurity Tips for Adults Over 50
Claire Monroe on June 12, 2025
Are you more likely to remember purple elephants or P@ssw0rd123!?
The Penny’s Farewell: 6 Ways to Make Cents of the Copper Shift
Claire Monroe on August 8, 2025
Pocket change is out — but smart collectors and savers can find ways to come out ahead. Here’s how.
Why Scottie Scheffler Deleted Venmo and What It Means for Your Money
Logan Kirkby on June 12, 2025
His story made headlines, but the real takeaway is how to keep your Venmo account safe from strangers.
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