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Will the ‘One-Half’ Rule Slash My Social Security Benefit?
Russell Settle on August 6, 2020
Your birthdate determines whether you can use a lucrative Social Security strategy.
Most and Least Expensive College Tuition by State
Trevor Wheelwright on August 6, 2020
Here’s a state-by-state look at how location factors into the cost of education for both in-state students and nonresidents.
The Best Way to Remember and Protect Your Passwords
Dori Zinn on August 5, 2020
Passwords are hard to manage, but you don’t have to do it alone.
21 Home Upgrades That You Can Do Yourself for $50 or Less
Marilyn Lewis on August 5, 2020
You don’t need much cash to spruce up your property.
6 Ways to Avoid Chapped Hands From Frequent Washing
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Doctors say these simple steps will save your skin from constant hand-washing during the pandemic.
10 Top Employers That Let You Pick Your Working Hours
Chris Kissell on August 4, 2020
These companies allow you to establish a working schedule that fits your lifestyle.
7 Free Tools for Saving More Money at Amazon
Dori Zinn on October 5, 2021
Use these websites and other tools to save money — or earn extra cash — when shopping at Amazon.
8 Reasons Your Parents Had an Easier Retirement Than You Will
Marilyn Lewis on August 28, 2020
Here’s why the last decades of life are harder now than they used to be.
3 Websites That Pay You for Shopping
Karla Bowsher on August 3, 2020
Cash-back portals will cut you a check just for shopping online. Here’s everything you need to know to begin collecting your money.
The Top 7 Retirement Concerns for Americans in 2020
B.T. Ballenger on August 3, 2020
These are the most common worries we have about our golden years amid the pandemic.
This Type of Consumer Is More Likely to Misunderstand Credit Scores
Chris Kissell on August 3, 2020
A new survey finds a wide gap between what high-income and low-income consumers know about credit scores.
10 States Where COVID-19 Threatens Seniors the Most
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
No state is immune from the coronavirus. But statistics show that some places are especially dangerous for older residents.
This Is the Best Way to Kill Coronavirus in Your Car
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
When you get behind the wheel, the threat of COVID-19 can follow you.
9 Things That Are Cheaper Due to the Coronavirus
Kim Porter on April 27, 2021
The pandemic has a silver lining.
The Golden Rules of Retiring Rich
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 14, 2021
In this week’s podcast: You don’t need a big income to achieve financial freedom. But you will need to follow these steps.
How Much Data Is Too Much During the Pandemic?
Angelo Ilumba on April 27, 2021
If you’re working from home, this may be one area you can cut costs.
The Best Credit Cards With Limited-Time Promotions
MTN Staff on January 13, 2021
These cards offer both exceptional sign-up bonuses and lasting value.
This Phone Carrier Now Offers Free Tools to Fight Robocalls
Chris Kissell on July 30, 2020
Enhanced caller ID and a private number are among the tools you can use to fight this scourge.
New Blood Test Finds Alzheimer’s 20 Years Before Symptoms Appear
Chris Kissell on July 30, 2020
Blood testing also tends to be more accurate and less expensive than other screening methods.
10 States With the Highest Coronavirus-Related Health Insurance Losses
Kathy Morris on July 30, 2020
People in these states lost their employer-provided health insurance to the pandemic at the highest rates in the U.S.
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