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12 Smart Money Moves to Make in October
Jim Gold on October 13, 2021
National Financial Planning Month is a good time to get started on a money plan, or to make course corrections.
The 15 Cities With the Most Young First-Time Homebuyers
Daniel Horning on October 13, 2021
Census and real estate data show these are the places where people below the national median age are buying houses.
Older Americans Are Making This Costly Mistake When Saving for Medical Costs
Mike Obel on October 12, 2021
There are several ways to reduce your health care spending with tax efficiencies and employer help. Take advantage.
Want to Retire Early? Make These 6 Moves Right Now
B.T. Ballenger on October 12, 2021
Retiring before the traditional age of 65 requires planning. Have you taken these key steps yet?
Where Seniors Can Find Help With High Housing Costs
Ana Lucia Murillo on October 12, 2021
Rising home prices are affecting existing homeowners in an unexpected way.
7 Savings Goals to Create a Happier Today — and Tomorrow
Andy Hill on December 17, 2021
Focus on these areas of your life and future, and you’re bound for a path to happiness and security.
10 Things Americans Spent Less Money on During the Pandemic
Marilyn Lewis on October 12, 2021
Despite higher earnings and some inflation, Americans spent a lot less on these expenses in 2020.
96% of Seniors Are Making This Money Mistake
MTN Staff on October 14, 2021
No guarantees, but there’s something simple you can do that could make your life easier and fatten your retirement nest egg.
10 Cheap Date Night Ideas
Laura Perry on October 12, 2021
If you don’t have a lot of money to spend, use these ideas to create an inexpensive, yet memorable, evening.
7 Ways You’re Wasting Money Without Realizing It
MTN Staff on November 4, 2022
Wondering where your money goes each month? Sometimes the biggest savings opportunities are right under your nose.
For Some, COVID-19 Means an Early Retirement
Ben Geier on October 11, 2021
The pandemic has changed many people’s plans for retirement. For some people, it changed calculations by several years.
15 States With the Most Government Debt Per Capita
Marko Csokasi on April 15, 2022
State and local governments owe billions of dollars in debt, and here are the ones most indebted.
Should You Insure Against Social Security Going Bust?
Mike Obel on October 11, 2021
If you’re worried Social Security won’t be there for you, one product could help. But it may not be the best bet.
How Debt Has Affected Some Baby Boomers’ Health
Chris Kissell on October 11, 2021
A vicious cycle can harm both your wallet and your long-term health.
Got $1,000 in the Bank? Here Are 8 Things You Need to Do Next
MTN Staff on February 8, 2024
Finally saved up $1,000 or more? Well done. Here are some ways to find a lot more and some clever ideas to invest what you have.
20 Ways to Invest That Don’t Involve the Stock Market
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 8, 2021
Stocks have provided great returns for decades. But they’re not without risk, especially now. Where else can you put your savings? Here are some ideas.
1 Gigabyte of Data Versus Unlimited Data — What’s the Difference?
Tyler Abbott on October 8, 2021
For some people, an unlimited data cellphone plan is a completely unnecessary expense. Are you one of them? Here’s how to tell.
5 Easy, Frugal Steps to Sustainable Living
Jody Mace on October 8, 2021
These steps are simple enough for almost anyone to do, and they’re good for both your wallet and the planet.
15 Affordable Metros That Have the Most Families With Kids
Emil Shour on October 8, 2021
New census data shows these are the the most popular affordable metropolitan areas for families with kids.
Retiring at This Age May Protect Brain Function
Chris Kissell on October 8, 2021
Working a little longer could help you stave off cognitive decline.
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