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66% of Retirees Spend This Much on Health Care
Chris Kissell on November 13, 2020
The amount that most seniors spend on medical care is equivalent to a big chunk of the average Social Security check.
6 Ways to Build a Sustainable Career
Emily Courtney on November 13, 2020
Amid all the uncertainty, one thing has become clear — crafting a sustainable career is one of the best things you can do for long-term success.
How the New Coronavirus Vaccine Might Make You Sick
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
In the short term, those who get the shot to prevent COVID-19 may be in for a rough ride.
The Top 6 Objections to Reverse Mortgages
Tricia Drago on November 13, 2020
A reverse mortgage can make sense for people in the right financial situation, though it’s not for everyone.
Marketing Yourself for a Job: 6 Tips for Success
Dorothy Tannahill-Moran on November 13, 2020
Use these steps to market yourself throughout a job search.
Walmart Now Offers Discounted Pet Insurance
Chris Kissell on November 12, 2020
The giant retailer also is rolling out other new pet services.
Medicare to Cover New Coronavirus Treatment
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The treatment will be available with no cost-sharing for patients, the federal government has announced.
Can a Twice-Divorced Woman Claim Social Security Survivors Benefits?
Russell Settle on November 18, 2020
Understanding survivors benefits rules is the key to getting the most from your benefit.
8 Characteristics of Successful Remote Workers
Jennifer Parris on November 12, 2020
These traits will help you thrive during the pandemic and beyond.
Pet Owners Love to Shop at These 2 Online Retailers
Chris Kissell on November 12, 2020
Pet owners say they can get cheaper supplies — including medications — by shopping online.
3 Big Misconceptions About Social Security
Chris Kissell on May 14, 2021
Americans of all ages misunderstand some key aspects of Social Security.
Eat This Food If You Want to Avoid Alzheimer’s Disease
Chris Kissell on November 11, 2020
One type of food associated with the Mediterranean diet offers especially large benefits.
15 U.S. Cities With the Largest Families
RetailMeNot Editors on November 11, 2020
Compare median household incomes and cost of living in these places, which have the largest average number of kids per family in the U.S.
The 10 Largest Data Breaches in U.S. History
Dave Wallen on November 10, 2020
These were the worst data exposures of all time — and some companies have been hit more than once.
Why Baby Boomers Still Have So Much Student Loan Debt
Chris Kissell on November 10, 2020
A group of unlikely Americans holds more student debt than anyone else.
Triple the Value of Your Grocery Spending With This New Credit Card Benefit
MTN Staff on May 5, 2021
You could rack up as much as $270 toward future travel just from your grocery spending for the next six months — not to mention the card’s many other benefits.
15 Cities With the Biggest Home Price Hikes Since 2000
Emil Shour on November 9, 2020
Home values are soaring, particularly in two states.
Most Seniors Are Making This Medicare Mistake
Chris Kissell on November 9, 2020
Less than half of Medicare recipients take this step that could result in better or cheaper health coverage — or both.
The Election Is (Almost) Over — What’s Ahead for Your Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 6, 2020
Now that the election is nearly behind us, it’s time to look ahead and see how all this drama might affect the family finances.
How Much Does Consistent Cellphone Coverage Cost?
Angelo Ilumba on November 6, 2020
Learn where the major phone carriers rank for reception and how much their plans cost.
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