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What Shrinking GDP Means for Your Retirement Plans and Income
Claire Monroe on June 17, 2025
If growth further cools, your savings strategy might need a tweak. Learn how to be prepared.
When Your Kids Have Different Strengths, Who Should Handle Your Estate?
Claire Monroe on June 17, 2025
Discover key questions and options to help you choose the right person to handle your final affairs.
Forging a New Steel Deal: What Nippon’s U.S. Steel Grab Means for You
Claire Monroe on June 17, 2025
Behind this steel deal: supply snags and pricing changes could follow.
Cutting Government Number Crunchers Is a Good Thing, Right?
Kendall Blythe on June 17, 2025
Good for the government budget, perhaps. What about consumers?
How to Earn Rewards on Your Mortgage, Car Payment and Other Major Monthly Bills
Claire Monroe on June 17, 2025
Smart reward strategies could turn unavoidable expenses into perks if you avoid key traps.
Growing up on a Tight Budget Can Lead to These 15 Frugal Behaviors
Aiden Prescott (The Penny Hoarder) on June 18, 2025
If money was tight growing up, you probably have these habits now.
Why Your Next Whole Foods Trip Might Cost More
Claire Monroe on June 17, 2025
Grocery shortages could hit your wallet, but they’re also a chance to rethink your grocery game and save more in the long run.
What Happens When the Keys to AI Change Hands?
Kendall Blythe on June 17, 2025
Big Tech’s AI feud could reshape your digital life, from what you see to what you pay. Here’s what’s shifting.
Could Party Loyalties Threaten Government Impartiality?
Kendall Blythe on June 17, 2025
Staffing cuts and politicized hiring may slow down your benefits and shake the economic data your finances depend on.
What Does Bank of America’s Downgrade on Nvidia Mean for Everyday Investors?
Kendall Blythe on June 17, 2025
The AI boom is shifting. Here’s what’s changing and how it could affect your investment returns.
Homes With These 3 Architecture Styles Are Gaining Value Fastest
Chris Kissell on June 16, 2025
Some home styles have soared in value in recent years, while others have recorded more modest gains.
What the Senate Tax Plan Could Mean for State and Local Tax Deductions
MTN Staff on June 16, 2025
Find out what the latest SALT standoff could mean for your tax bill.
GM’s $4 Billion U.S. Manufacturing Bet Could Reshape Car Prices
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
A major shift in auto manufacturing may raise prices, limit options — and create new buying strategies.
How to Create a Bee-Friendly Pollinator Yard in 4 Steps
Teresa Joaquim on June 16, 2025
Use these steps to transform your yard into a haven for butterflies and bees.
The 15 Most Unionized Places in America
Jonathan Jones on June 16, 2025
The power of collective bargaining is strongest in these metro areas.
5 Strategies to Break Your Overspending Habit Without Feeling Deprived
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
These simple shifts can curb impulse buying while letting you enjoy the things you love.
How to Protect Your Finances If You Are at Risk of Deportation
Kendall Blythe on June 16, 2025
Prepare to keep your family financially secure, no matter what happens.
What AI Could Mean for Energy Demand and Your Utility Bill
Kendall Blythe on June 16, 2025
AI demand is adding pressure to rising electricity costs. Here’s how to prepare.
Why This Summer’s Travel Deals Could Be the Best You’ll See for Years
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
Learn why prices are dropping and how to score rare savings now.
Tony Robbins Says Your 401(K) Strategy Is All Wrong for Modern Retirement
Claire Monroe on June 16, 2025
This author explains why outdated savings plans could leave you broke when stability matters most.
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