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BBB Ratings May Not Be the Seal of Trust You Think They Are
Kendall Blythe on July 25, 2025
That A+ rating looks impressive, but does it tell the whole story?
10 Cities Where New Homes Cost the Most — and 10 Where They Cost the Least
Inspired Closets Editors on July 25, 2025
The differences in costs for brand new homes across America are stark.
Venus Williams: ‘I Had to Come Back for the Insurance’
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 25, 2025
America’s health insurance system affects everyone — even those making more than $40 million a year.
Lack of Sleep Is Now Linked to Heart Disease — and It Doesn’t Take Much
Chris Kissell on July 24, 2025
A Swedish study uncovers just how detrimental missing out on a good night’s sleep can be.
Confidently Wrong: the Fate of the Trust Fund and the Best Age to Claim Social Security
Kendall Blythe on July 24, 2025
What you don’t know about Social Security could cost you tens of thousands in lifetime benefits
13 Recession-Proof Jobs That Pay $50,000 and up Without a Bachelor’s Degree
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on July 24, 2025
You don’t need a four-year degree to land a job that can survive the toughest of times.
14 Frugal Tips to Help You Save Money on Doing Laundry
Carol Cavazos on July 24, 2025
Learn how to get the most value out of your washer and dryer — and even your clothes and linens.
Many Americans Are Now So Nervous They Can’t Invest. Here’s How They Cope.
MTN Staff on July 24, 2025
Many Americans say they’re far too anxious to invest right now. Find out what they’re doing instead.
Why More Older Americans Plan to Postpone Retirement — or Even Unretire
Chris Kissell on July 24, 2025
Find out why a growing number of folks plan to delay retirement — and why many retirees are reconsidering their decision.
Social Security Has a Big Problem — yet People Botch These Basic Questions About It
Chris Kissell on July 24, 2025
Most Americans can’t answer simple questions about what will happen when Social Security’s reserves run dry in 2033.
Gray Divorce Is on the Rise. Here’s What It Does to Retirees’ Finances.
MTN Staff on July 24, 2025
There’s a big challenge older divorced folks face that’s just not the same for younger generations.
Too Smart, Too Soon: Smartphones Can Harm Your Children’s Mental Health
Kendall Blythe on July 24, 2025
How young is too young? Making them wait until they’re 16 may be the healthiest choice.
Your Voice Is Your Pathway to Being Scammed: AI Hears It, Clones It, Exploits It
Kendall Blythe on July 24, 2025
Voice authentication may be the weakest link in your bank’s security. What can you do to stay safe?
This Mediterranean Paradise Is Where Year-Round Sunshine Meets Smart Investment
Lief Simon on July 24, 2025
Cyprus could be your ticket to an EU passport and real estate opportunities.
The Heat Is on: How Extreme Weather Is Driving up Food Prices
Kendall Blythe on July 23, 2025
Think climate change is someone else’s problem? Take a look at your grocery bill.
Are You Too Optimistic or Pessimistic With Your Financial Plans?
Kathleen Coxwell on July 23, 2025
Knowing your personal bias is key to setting and reaching your financial goals.
28 Best Staycation Ideas for Frugal Families
Living on the Cheap Editors on July 23, 2025
Have tons of fun with the family without traveling far — or breaking the bank.
15 Places Building the Most New Homes in America
Jonathan Jones on July 23, 2025
These major metro areas are hammering away at the demand for housing.
What Is Financial Therapy — and Do You Need It?
Catherine Hiles (The Penny Hoarder) on July 23, 2025
Financial therapy may be just what you need to break unhealthy money habits.
Scared to Take Vacation Due to Layoff Fears? This Survey Says You’re Not Alone
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on July 23, 2025
Are you one of those workers always checking emails — even while on vacation?
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