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5 Easy Ways to Save on Your Cellphone Bill
Christine Gallup on March 11, 2019
The key to spending less is to pay only for what you use. Here’s how.
Should I Invest in Real Estate Investment Trusts?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 17, 2020
REITs offer a relatively easy way to invest in real estate. But should you take the plunge?
The Best Times to Save on a New Cellphone
Tina Chang on March 9, 2019
If you’re in the market for a new phone and want to get a great deal, the right timing and a little flexibility will help you save the most.
How to Build Your Savings In 3 Easy Steps
Donna Freedman on September 24, 2019
The right tactics make it easier than you think to turn spare change into $1,000.
13 Easy and Affordable Ways to Refresh Your Home for Spring
Nancy Dunham on March 8, 2019
You need little more than a bit of imagination to brighten your home with these inexpensive and free ideas.
You Might Be Surprised Which U.S. City Has the Fastest Job Growth
Gael F. Cooper on March 7, 2019
These cities don’t always make headlines, but the number of jobs is growing fast.
Connect Your Family With the Best Cellphone Service Deal
Tina Chang on March 8, 2019
You can save a bundle of money on your family’s phone costs if you put all of your lines on one plan. (One company is even offering a trial year of free service.)
Social Security Q&A: Can Avoiding Marriage Boost Our Benefit?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
Saying “I do” can have both positive and negative impacts on the size of your monthly Social Security payment.
The 10 Cities Where Seniors Rely on Social Security the Most
B.T. Ballenger on May 7, 2020
Retirees in these U.S. cities depend heavily on Social Security benefits to fund their golden years.
How Dividend Stocks Can Help You Beat the Bank
B.T. Ballenger on March 6, 2019
Some stocks pay dividends that beat the pants off bank savings accounts. Find out if these investments are right for you.
10 Counties Where Poverty Worsened Despite a Stronger U.S. Economy
Chris Persaud on March 5, 2019
Not every corner of the U.S. has recovered from the Great Recession. In these counties, the percentage of residents living in poverty has only increased since 2009.
Are You Owed Money? See If You Can Join These 7 Class-Action Lawsuits
Alex Valdes on March 5, 2019
You could pocket anywhere from $5 to $5,000 in class-action settlement payments if you’re eligible to join even one of these lawsuits.
Watch This: 7 Ways to Banish Ants From Your Home
Money Talks News on October 18, 2019
Spring is getting closer, and that means ants will soon visit your home. Here’s how to get rid of these pesky insects and keep them at bay.
5 Ways Marriage Can Make You Wealthier
Karla Bowsher on March 4, 2019
Marriage may have its financial pitfalls, but it’s still rich with monetary advantages.
2-Minute Money Strategy: How Should I Invest My Retirement Savings?
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 14, 2020
If retirement is on the horizon, you can’t afford to take too much risk, but you also need to make as much as possible. Here are your options.
7 Tax Breaks You Can Kiss Goodbye in 2019
Karla Bowsher on January 24, 2020
These federal income tax deductions have been worth thousands of dollars. But you can’t claim them on your 2018 return.
Which Companies Hire People to Work from Home?
Money Talks News on March 27, 2020
A retiree who isn’t ready to stop working but hopes to work from home asks our expert which firms are most promising for remote positions.
7 Tips for Coping With Daylight Saving Time
Jim Gold on March 2, 2019
The annual springtime rite of turning our clocks forward one hour can throw off our sleep and decisions — including financial ones. Here’s how to brace for the change.
How Much You Need to Earn to Buy a House in 20 Major U.S. Cities
Gael F. Cooper on March 1, 2019
Check out the most affordable U.S. housing markets and the most insanely expensive ones.
Best Buy’s Next Act: Selling Big-Ticket Items for Twice the Price
Bob Sullivan on February 28, 2019
The electronics giant is launching a lease-to-buy program to capture customers with bad or no credit — but making those payments can be incredibly costly.
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