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Social Security Is Not Meant to Be Your Only Retirement Income, Warns Kevin O’Leary
Anna Calterone on May 19, 2025
The “Shark Tank” investor delivers a wake-up call about retirement planning.
10 Ways Regular People Can Build Wealth Using John Bogle’s Index Fund Strategy
Claire Monroe on October 8, 2025
You don’t need a finance degree or a Wall Street salary to build serious wealth — just consistency, patience, and a simple approach that Bogle perfected.
Wall Street Analysts Reveal 3 Energy Stocks As Top Picks
Anna Calterone on May 19, 2025
Wall Street analysts highlight three dividend powerhouses offering impressive yields and strong cash flows that could provide stability and income during market uncertainty.
Why Your Credit Score Still Matters After You Retire
Claire Monroe on May 19, 2025
From downsizing to covering medical costs, life after retirement can still involve big financial decisions. A solid credit score helps keep those choices within reach.
9 Thoughtful Money Approaches You Can Borrow From Fidelity’s CEO
Claire Monroe on September 4, 2025
Unlock practical strategies inspired by Abigail Johnson, a billionaire businesswoman and trailblazing executive whose disciplined approach offers valuable lessons for managing money wisely.
9 Smart Strategies to Boost Your Retirement Savings After 50
Claire Monroe on May 19, 2025
If you’re over 50, it’s not too late to catch up. Strategic moves now can help you build financial security and make the most of retirement-focused benefits.
8 Ways to Cope With the Stress of Being a Sandwiched Caregiver
Kathleen Coxwell on May 19, 2025
If you’re carrying the load for yourself and two generations, here’s how to better balance it all.
Proposed Savings Account Would Offer Tax Benefits — Without Restrictions or Penalties
Chris Kissell on May 19, 2025
A proposed new type of tax-advantaged account might even top the mighty Roth IRA.
Top 30 Companies Hiring for Remote Freelance Jobs
Kirsten Chorpenning on May 19, 2025
Here’s where to find freelance jobs that match your lifestyle.
Don’t Ditch Your Change yet: 6 Ways to Profit From Penny Extinction
Claire Monroe on May 18, 2025
Discover surprising opportunities to turn forgotten coins into valuable assets as currency trends shift.
How to Lower Your Property Tax Bill: a Step-by-Step Appeal Guide
Anna Calterone on May 17, 2025
You might be able to save hundreds of dollars annually by challenging your property tax assessment, and those savings may continue for years to come.
Summer Electricity Bills Expected to Hit 12-Year High As Heat and Inflation Surge
Anna Calterone on May 17, 2025
Rising temperatures and rising prices are a costly combo. Here’s how to keep your electricity bill in check this summer.
From Merch to Memes: 5 Ways to Capitalize on Caitlin Clark’s Fame
Claire Monroe on May 17, 2025
Clark’s rise is opening unexpected doors for side income in sports, culture, and online trends.
The Psychology of Junk Drawers — and What They Cost You
Claire Monroe on May 20, 2025
Insight into your junk drawer can help you break costly habits and find financial clarity.
6 Smart Strategies to Lower Your Electricity Bill This Summer
Anna Calterone on May 17, 2025
With electricity costs projected to reach their highest in a decade, these practical steps can help you reduce your energy consumption and save money during the hottest months.
Smart Ways to Cut Costs on Your Memorial Day Getaway
Claire Monroe on May 17, 2025
Plan a budget-friendly escape this Memorial Day with these tips for saving on travel, lodging, and activities.
Aging and Money: How Declining Financial Literacy Puts Senior Savings at Risk
Anna Calterone on May 17, 2025
Even financially astute adults can lose their edge with age. Without the right safeguards, this gradual decline can undermine a lifetime of planning.
7 Food Items That Could Be Used As Currency in a Crisis
Claire Monroe on September 4, 2025
Currency often weakens during periods of economic unrest. These everyday staples could become valuable assets for trade and survival.
Thinking of Downsizing When You Retire? Read This First
Claire Monroe on May 17, 2025
These unexpected costs could significantly reduce your anticipated savings and impact your ability to enjoy retirement as planned.
Medical Debt and Credit Scores in 2025: What Seniors Should Know
Claire Monroe on May 17, 2025
In April 2025, medical debt stopped appearing on credit reports, but seniors and others still need to manage health bills carefully to protect their credit and financial stability.
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