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Here’s What the Typical American Diet Is Doing to Your Memory
Chris Kissell on April 24, 2025
If your memory isn’t sharp, your diet might be to blame, a new study finds.
This Habit Eases Stubborn Back Pain — No Drugs Necessary — Cleveland Clinic Says
Chris Kissell on April 24, 2025
Not only can this practice improve back pain and back function and reduce the use of pain meds, but it can even improve quality of sleep.
Your 401(K) Vs. Market Chaos: 6 Ways to Stay One Step Ahead
Jacqueline Leppla on April 24, 2025
Don’t let market swings send your retirement account into a tailspin — these proven strategies can help protect your savings when volatility hits.
Camping Like a Pro: 7 Tricks to Upgrade Your Summer Adventure
Claire Monroe on April 24, 2025
Looking to reconnect with nature and save on your next vacation? Unlock expert-level outdoor comfort and unforgettable memories with these simple but game-changing secrets.
12 New Cars Named ‘Best Buys’ for 2025 by Kelley Blue Book
Chris Kissell on April 23, 2025
Kelley Blue Book says these cars, SUVs and trucks are the best bet for today’s new-car shoppers.
Trump’s Student Loan Moves Hit Hard: 10 Ways Parents Can Help
Kendall Blythe on April 23, 2025
Trump’s changes to student loans are sending shockwaves through American families. If you’re a parent or grandparent, you might be able to help your child stay on track financially.
Many Toothpaste Brands Are Tainted With Toxic Lead, Testing Finds
Chris Kissell on April 23, 2025
Product testing suggests that many popular toothpaste brands could pose risks to your health.
10 ZIP Codes Where Home Prices Have Plunged 25% This Year
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2025
Home prices have seen a notable downturn in ZIP codes across all regions of the United States.
How to Cut Back on Fast Fashion — and Why It Matters
Mackenzie Raetz (The Penny Hoarder) on April 23, 2025
Making this change sounds hard, but it has great benefits
Tariffs Send Home Insurance Rates Soaring, Especially in Certain States
MTN Staff on April 23, 2025
Tariffs are having an unexpected impact on home insurance costs.
5 Ways Trade School Can Start Your Career Faster Than College
Jacqueline Leppla on April 23, 2025
Discover how vocational education can lead to competitive wages and financial stability in just one to two years — without the massive student debt that often accompanies traditional college degrees.
Mother’s Day on a Budget? 7 Heartfelt Ideas That Show You Care
Jacqueline Leppla on April 22, 2025
You don’t need to spend big to show Mom you care. These creative, meaningful gifts prove love beats luxury every time.
5 Good Things That Come From Recessions
Miranda Marquit on April 22, 2025
We don’t wish difficulty on anyone, but there can be an upside to a down cycle.
7 Financial Literacy Secrets That Could Save You Thousands
Claire Monroe on April 22, 2025
Master these overlooked strategies that shrink expenses, boost confidence, and unlock smarter financial choices.
8 Surprising Skills You’ll Need for a Happy and Secure Future
Kathleen Coxwell on April 22, 2025
You don’t necessarily need a big nest egg to retire successfully, but you do need proficiency in these skills.
Started With Nothing: These 6 Entrepreneurs Made Every Dollar Count
Claire Monroe on April 22, 2025
These founders didn’t start with trust funds or big investors — just grit, frugality, and sharp money habits that helped them build something from almost nothing. Follow their lead.
3 Common Excuses People Use to Avoid Creating a Will (and Why They’re Wrong)
MTN Staff on April 22, 2025
If you’re procrastinating, you’re probably using one of these excuses.
8 Budget-Friendly Travel Tips for Visiting the Vatican
Claire Monroe on April 22, 2025
With costs rising across Europe, a Vatican trip can get expensive fast. These cost-saving tactics help you make the most of your visit without overspending.
Suze Orman’s Toughest Money Truths and 5 Ways to Act on Them Now
Jacqueline Leppla on April 22, 2025
This money expert’s trusted strategies could be the game-changer you need to safeguard your wallet during uncertain economic times.
Is Trump Setting up Fed Chair Powell As a Scapegoat?
MTN Staff on April 22, 2025
Trump’s attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell aren’t just personal — they’re strategic.
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