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10 Places Where Homes Sit on the Market the Longest
Chris Kissell on March 21, 2024
Discover the major metropolitan areas where properties languish on the market these days.
This New Car Feature Can Be Downright Dangerous
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
A new technology intended to make driving safer is not living up to its promise, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
20 Airports That Make Travel a Breeze
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
We all know the misery of a jam-packed airport, but these places make travel a joy.
10 Places Where Many Homes Are Actually Affordable
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
Discover the charm of unexpected cities where your dream home is still within reach.
10 States Where Venture Capitalists Are Investing Heavily
Blake Hutchison on March 20, 2024
See which states saw the most rapid growth in VC funding over the last decade.
16 States That Are Least Prepared for the Next Pandemic
Chris Kissell on March 19, 2024
Discover the surprising 16 states alarmingly unprepared for the next health emergency.
Do Married Couples Pay More Taxes on Their Social Security?
Karla Bowsher on March 19, 2024
Couples with Social Security income face a marriage tax penalty — but there’s a simple way to avoid it.
What the Top 1% Looks Like in 16 Places Across the Globe
Gillian Manning on March 19, 2024
Would reaching the top 1% be easier for you in these countries?
7 Retailers That Are Closing a Bunch of Stores in 2024
Chris Kissell and Karla Bowsher on March 19, 2024
Slumping sales, theft and bankruptcy are among the reasons these companies are shuttering shops.
The 10 Greenest Cars You Can Buy — and No. 1 Isn’t an EV
Gillian Manning on March 18, 2024
These are currently the greenest cars you can buy, and you may be surprised at which ones made the list.
How Your in-Network Health Coverage Can Vanish Before You Know It
Elisabeth Rosenthal (KFF Health News) on March 18, 2024
It’s one of the most unfair aspects of medical insurance, in a system that often seems designed for frustration.
Here’s How Much a Home Cost the Year You Were Born
Brandon Ballenger on March 16, 2024
Take a look at how much homes have been worth over the past several decades, adjusted for inflation.
There’s a New Financial Disease Going Around — Do You Have Symptoms?
Gillian Manning on March 16, 2024
Younger generations are more susceptible, but nearly 1 in 3 Americans has experienced this “money dysmorphia.”
10 Tips to Talk to Your Aging Parents About Their Money
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 16, 2024
Do your parents have a will? A plan for when they’re too old to manage their money? You need to “have the talk.” Here’s how to do it without ruffling feathers.
Landmark Settlement Means You Might Pay Less for Your Next Home
Chris Kissell on March 15, 2024
The end of automatic commissions for real estate brokers could revolutionize how homes are bought and sold.
The Average Retirement Income in 2024
Brandon Ballenger on March 15, 2024
Here’s a snapshot of typical retirement incomes, based on a variety of public data sources.
Get a Free Ice Cream Cone at Dairy Queen on Tuesday
Bryan K. Chavez on March 15, 2024
Kick off spring with this sweet — and incredibly affordable — treat.
Get Your Share of These March Class Action Lawsuit Settlements
The Penny Hoarder Editors (The Penny Hoarder) on March 14, 2024
Find out if you could be part of any of these lawsuits and when the deadlines are.
5 Things That Are Still Breaking Inflation Records in 2024
Karla Bowsher on March 14, 2024
While the prices of many things are moderating, the federal government says these items just shattered records.
Can Retirees Deduct Their Property Taxes?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC and Karla Bowsher on March 12, 2024
The answer to this question is complex, but we’re going to break it all down for you.
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