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Why Finding Great Stocks Is Easy but Keeping Them Is Nearly Impossible
Kendall Blythe on June 2, 2025
Many investors bail at the worst possible moment. Here’s what it takes to avoid common mistakes and stick with decisions that actually pay off.
7 Ordinary Items You May Own Already That May Be Worth Selling
Kendall Blythe on June 2, 2025
From vintage tech to nostalgic memorabilia, these everyday items have become valuable collectibles. Check your closet for hidden treasures.
Why Your Tap-to-Pay Habit Could Lead to Overspending
Kendall Blythe on June 2, 2025
Fast payments can bypass your brain’s spending guardrails. Learn how to stay alert before small purchases stack up.
7 Steps to Save for Retirement When You’re in Your 50s (It’s Not Too Late)
Kathleen Coxwell on June 2, 2025
You still have time to build up retirement savings if you’re over 50 — but you better act fast.
America’s 2 Best Airlines for Creature Comforts in 2025
Gillian Manning on June 2, 2025
Your dollar takes you further when you fly with these carriers.
Americans Cut Spending Despite Rising Incomes and Cooling Inflation
Kendall Blythe on June 2, 2025
Economic indicators are improving but new data hints at growing consumer caution, with households slowing their spending even as inflation eases and incomes rise.
Fed Chair Powell Meets With White House As Rate Cut Pressure Builds
Kendall Blythe on June 2, 2025
A previously undisclosed White House meeting puts new focus on the Fed’s independence as calls for lower rates grow louder.
Santander Shuts Doors As Digital Banking Takes Over
Kendall Blythe on June 1, 2025
As customers shift online, banks are scaling back in-person services. Here is what that means for your finances and how to adapt.
Travel More, Waste Less: The New Rules of Summer Vacationing
Kendall Blythe on June 1, 2025
A surge in travel plans isn’t leading to a surge in spending. Research shows how Americans are reworking their vacations to stay on budget.
Social Security Checks Face June Cuts As Student Loan Garnishments Resume
Kendall Blythe on June 1, 2025
Your Social Security check could shrink by 15% starting June 3rd if you have defaulted on federal student loans.
Walmart’s New Medicare Advantage Tool Could Save Seniors Hundreds
Kendall Blythe on August 28, 2025
Walmart is making it easier for millions of older Americans to use their Medicare Advantage plans more effectively.
Trim the Fat: 10 Questions Retirees Should Ask to Cut Costs
Kendall Blythe on June 1, 2025
Small changes in everyday spending can lead to meaningful savings in retirement. A closer look at familiar routines may reveal more flexibility than you think.
Cut Your Grocery Bill by Hundreds of Dollars With This One Small Change
Charlotte Dumont on June 1, 2025
Reduce your grocery bill without changing what you buy. No coupons, no apps, no subscriptions, no hassle.
5 Money Secrets From Billionaire CEOs That Anyone Can Use
Jacqueline Leppla on May 31, 2025
Adopt practical money habits inspired by billionaire CEOs — and learn how to apply them to your own finances, regardless of your current bank balance.
Will the US Raise Its Retirement Age to 70 Like Denmark
Jacqueline Leppla on May 31, 2025
As retirement reforms take shape abroad and at home, learn how these changes could affect your benefits, and what steps you can take now to protect your finances.
Why Teaching Your Child Music Builds Financial Success
Jacqueline Leppla on May 31, 2025
Learning an instrument rewires young brains for success, building the neural pathways that create tomorrow’s financial leaders and innovative thinkers. Here’s why musically-trained kids have a leg up to become high-earning professionals.
Borrowers Beware, Savers Rejoice: The Government’s Debt Effect
Jacqueline Leppla on May 31, 2025
Higher government bond yields are pushing up the cost of mortgages, credit cards, and other loans — but they’re also delivering the best returns for savers in years. Here’s how to stay ahead.
From Hot to Hesitant: Hamptons Rentals Struggle to Find Takers
Jacqueline Leppla on May 31, 2025
Affluent renters are pulling back in the Hamptons — and it could signal broader changes ahead. Here’s what the shift means for everyday consumers and how to use it to your advantage.
Dave Ramsey’s Straight Talk on Navigating Social Security and Medicare
Claire Monroe on May 31, 2025
The financial guru challenges one-size-fits-all retirement advice and offers clear guidance for making smarter, personalized decisions about Social Security and Medicare.
6 Ways You Lose With Your Debit Card
Jacqueline Leppla on May 30, 2025
They’re easy to use and feel like a safe bet, but debit cards can chip away at your finances in ways many people don’t notice. Here’s what to understand.
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