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Conquer Your to-Do List With the Game-Changing ‘3-3-3 Strategy’
MTN Staff on November 19, 2024
If your to-do list is drowning you, this simple strategy can help you regain control.
Walmart CFO: “We’ll Likely Raise Prices If Trump Raises Tariffs”
MTN Staff on November 19, 2024
Trump says tariffs won’t hurt Americans. Walmart’s chief financial officer says they could.
How Your Next Phone Call to Social Security Will Be Different
Gillian Manning on November 19, 2024
The Social Security Administration has made calling them less frustrating.
What You Must Know About Heart Health in Your Retirement Years
Kathleen Coxwell on November 18, 2024
The No. 1 killer in America is also the most preventable.
The 7 Key Damages You MUST Claim After a Car Accident – Don’t Settle for Less
Jacqueline Leppla on November 18, 2024
Insurance companies want to pay you as little as possible. Know the damages you can claim after a car accident to get the settlement you deserve.
Retiring or Leaving Your Job? Here’s the Worst Credit Card or Mortgage Mistake You Can Make
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 18, 2024
Whether you’re retiring, quitting or getting laid off, don’t make the mistake I made.
5 Low-Risk Investments That Offer Awesome Returns
MTN Staff on November 18, 2024
It’s possible to avoid risk while still earning a good return.
Tic Tac Conversation Confirms That “The Price of Anything Is the Amount of Life You Exchange for It”
MTN Staff on November 18, 2024
Tic Tacs and shrinkflation illustrate a broader economic trend that challenges consumers’ perceptions of value.
13 Cars That the Most People Drive for 15 Years or More
Chris Kissell on November 18, 2024
Drivers of these vehicles tend to keep their ride for the long haul.
5 Car Features That Can Make Driving More Dangerous
Chris Kissell on November 18, 2024
Some things that are supposed to make driving easier also raise crash risks.
4 Special Tax Regimes for Expat Retirees in Europe
Kathleen Peddicord on November 18, 2024
Jump on these opportunities while you have the chance.
7 Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs If You Have a 401(k)
Miranda Marquit on November 18, 2024
A 401(k) can be a powerful saving tool, but you could miss out on benefits if you make these mistakes.
10 Billionaires Who Got Even Richer After Trump’s Re-Election
Chris Kissell on November 17, 2024
Find out how much these rich folks saw their coffers swell after the November election.
9 of America’s Best Places to Travel When It’s Frigid Out
Gael F. Cooper on November 17, 2024
Soak up the sun and shake off winter’s chill in one of these warm-weather destinations.
5 Ways Home Shopping (and Selling) Has Radically Changed Since COVID
Chris Kissell on November 16, 2024
The COVID-19 pandemic has subsided, but its impact on the housing market lives on.
Can a Pension Really Ding a Widow’s Social Security Benefit?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC on November 15, 2024
Two Social Security rules can take a big bite out of the benefits of pensioners and their spouses, ex-spouses and survivors.
How Much Has the American Middle Class Saved for Retirement (on Average)?
Kathleen Coxwell on November 15, 2024
Find out how your accounts and investments stack up.
Can’t Afford a College Degree? Consider Certification and a New Job
Elizabeth Djinis (The Penny Hoarder) on November 15, 2024
Not everything requires a bachelor’s or master’s degree. Check out what these jobs require and see if they make sense for you.
Now Loneliness May Worsen Your Short-Term Memory, Too
Gillian Manning on November 15, 2024
Even brief bouts of loneliness can affect cognitive performance.
How to Financially Support Family — Without Derailing Retirement Plans
Kathleen Coxwell on November 15, 2024
How much is too much — and how can you keep it all balanced?
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