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Science, Skepticism, and Self-Care: Navigating Modern Vaccine Debates
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
Think you’re immune to misinformation? Time for a fact booster.
How Extra Mortgage Payments Can Shave Thousands Off Your Debt
Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on October 17, 2025
Just one extra payment on a mortgage each year can go a surprisingly long way.
Hooked by the Headline? How to Tell Clickbait From Genuine Money Advice
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
Just because it’s catchy does not mean it’s a trap. How do you know what to trust?
Rich and Broke: How Can Someone Approaching Retirement Who Owns Their House Outright and Has $1M in Savings Struggle With Money Month to Month?
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
Secure on paper. Stretched in reality. What happened to the American dream?
What Workers Really Think About Tech, AI Agents and the Future of Jobs
Vicki Salemi on October 17, 2025
Discover how workers view the future of the workplace and their biggest fears.
Gold Hits All-Time Highs: Is It Too Late to Invest?
MTN Staff on October 17, 2025
Here’s what’s behind the recent gold rush, how (and if) you should participate, and how to invest.
3 Habits That Successful Everyday Investors Swear By
Chris Kissell on October 17, 2025
Discover the three simple mindsets that help ordinary Americans quietly build wealth over time.
Many Protein Supplements Are Tainted With Toxic Lead, but These 7 Brands Are Safe
Chris Kissell on October 21, 2025
Over two-thirds of tested supplements contain potentially harmful levels of lead, some with 10 times more than considered safe.
6 Ways Your Income Taxes Change in Retirement (for Better and Worse)
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2025
Understanding how your tax situation evolves in retirement may help you keep more money in your pocket.
20 Major Cities With the Most Construction Jobs in America
Jonathan Jones on October 16, 2025
Here’s where construction activity is most the robust — but also the most vulnerable.
Suze Orman on Why Claiming Social Security Early Is a Bad Idea
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
$100s, $1,000s, $10,000s? That’s a lot of cold hard cash to lose.
53 Companies That Offer Lifetime Warranties on Products
Sarah Kuta (The Penny Hoarder), Catherine Hiles (The Penny Hoarder) and Kent McDill (The Penny Hoarder) on October 16, 2025
These companies back their products with excellent warranties.
We Were 62 and 63 and Ready to Retire. Nearly $900K Saved and a Paid-Off Home. Yet Every Month We Felt Broke and Anxious. Something Had to Change
Kendall Blythe on November 5, 2025
Denise and Carl’s retirement plans fell apart. How can you avoid their mistakes?
Is an REI Membership Worth It for You?
Ciara Ainsley McLaren (The Penny Hoarder) on October 16, 2025
An REI membership has a low cost — and some big benefits that may just suit you.
JPMorgan Chase’s $1.5 Trillion Plan to Reinforce U.S. Industry
Kendall Blythe on October 15, 2025
A strategic move for America’s biggest bank. What could it mean for you?
Can You Pass the Test for U.S. Citizenship?
Gillian Manning on October 15, 2025
Test your knowledge of American civics with questions that immigrants must answer correctly to become U.S. citizens.
3 Retirement Rules That People Are Abandoning in 2025
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2025
Economic uncertainty has caused pre-retirees to abandon traditional investment and savings advice.
Why You Need an Emergency Fund and How to Start One in 4 Steps
Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) on October 15, 2025
Having a solid backup for the unexpected should be one of your top financial goals.
5 Unexpected Ways the Government Takes Retirees’ Money (Legally)
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2025
Federal and state governments quietly lay claim to your cash in ways you might not see coming.
Who Really Decides When Gold Prices Rise and Fall?
Kendall Blythe on October 15, 2025
Up today, but the future is a mystery. Should gold have a place in your retirement plan?
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