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7 Things You Should Definitely Put on a Credit Card (and Why)
Anna Calterone on May 14, 2025
Using a credit card strategically can help you save money, earn rewards, and protect your purchases. Here’s when paying with a debit card, cash, or check could cost you more in the long run.
Buyers Return As Housing Inventory Grows Despite High Rates
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
Homebuyers are jumping back into the housing market as inventory levels improve, even with mortgage rates remaining stubbornly above 6.8%.
Goldman Sachs Raises S&P 500 Forecast After Trump Tariff Pullback
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
Markets are rebounding as Goldman Sachs lifts its outlook for the S&P 500, citing reduced trade tensions and renewed investor optimism.
5 Expiring Tax Breaks That Trump’s New Bill Would Extend — if Not Increase
Chris Kissell on May 14, 2025
These tax breaks might stay around longer than originally expected — and in some cases, they could be even better than before.
4 Common Antidepressants That May Worsen Dementia
Chris Kissell on May 14, 2025
Most of these drugs are in the most commonly prescribed class of antidepressants.
8 Inspiring Reasons Why People Retire Young
Kathleen Coxwell on May 14, 2025
For some people, early retirement was always the plan.
Trump Moves to Slash Drug Prices by Linking to Lower Global Rates
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
A bold new move targets sky-high drug prices, with the White House promising relief by matching U.S. costs to lower international rates.
4 Career Experts Share Their Biggest Gaffes. Learn From Their Mistakes.
Caio Sampaio on May 14, 2025
These career pros share where things went wrong for them in their work history.
7 Investment Lessons From Arnold Palmer’s Golfing Legacy
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
This gold pro mastered more than just the green — his mindset offers financial lessons that still hold up.
5 Timeless Investing Rules From the Legend Who Beat the Market
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
This American investor, mutual fund manager, author, and philanthropist turned a modest fund into a Wall Street juggernaut — here are the simple investing strategies he followed.
12 Smart Ways to Shrink Your Grocery Bill Without Sacrificing Nutrition
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
As food costs soar and household budgets stretch thin, these expert-backed shopping strategies can help you save big without cutting back on what matters most.
How to Afford Their Big Day and Survive Wedding Season Without Going Broke
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
Other people’s weddings bring joy, connection, and often an unexpected hit to your budget. With smart planning, you can celebrate without compromising your finances.
How Decluttering Your Home Can Reveal the Truth About Your Finances
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
From forgotten subscriptions to unused gadgets, your home could be the clearest reflection of your spending habits.
7 Modern Alternatives to Traditional Hearing Aids
Anna Calterone on August 13, 2025
For the millions of Americans who struggle to hear, these innovative solutions offer discreet, effective options for maintaining communication without compromising on appearance or comfort.
11 Money Moves to Make Before the Next Fed Interest Rate Decision
Logan Kirkby on May 13, 2025
These strategic financial actions can help protect and grow your savings regardless of which way interest rates move next.
Red, White, and Frugal: Memorial Day Party Hacks That Wow
Contributor on May 13, 2025
Celebrate the start of summer while honoring Memorial Day with these budget-friendly ideas that capture the holiday’s spirit without emptying your wallet.
Google Keep Text Formatting Update Makes Budgeting Easier and More Organized
Claire Monroe on May 13, 2025
Google Keep’s new web text formatting features help you create visually organized budget notes with bold categories, italicized goals, and clear hierarchies across all your devices.
Is a $30K Tax Deduction Headed Your Way? What the GOP Plan Means for You
Claire Monroe on May 14, 2025
A proposed increase to the state and local tax (SALT) deduction would primarily benefit households in high-tax states.
8 Cities Where You Need a Six-Figure Income to Live Comfortably
Anna Calterone on May 13, 2025
In America’s most expensive housing markets, even six-figure earners struggle to meet the traditional guideline of spending no more than 30% of income on housing costs.
Bilt Rewards Adds Japan Airlines As New Transfer Partner, Boosting Value for Members
Claire Monroe on May 13, 2025
For the first time ever, you can transfer Bilt Rewards points directly to JAL Mileage Bank at a favorable 1:1 ratio, opening up valuable redemption opportunities with Japan Airlines and its partners.
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