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7 Great Gifts That Teach Kids Math and Money Savvy
Marilyn Lewis on December 6, 2018
Give kids a fun way to build the foundation for their financial independence.
How to Get the Best Airline Seats Without Paying Extra
Angela Colley on December 6, 2018
Avoid cramped legs or chairs that don’t recline by following these tips to getting the best seats on your next flight.
Social Security Q&A: How Do Survivor Benefits Work?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
If your spouse dies, you can collect 100 percent of his or her Social Security. However, the rules get complicated if you remarry.
8 Terrific Gifts for the Crazy Cat Person in Your Life
Gael F. Cooper on December 5, 2018
We’ve rounded up purr-fectly fabulous finds for felines and their devoted friends.
5 Great Sports to Take Up After Age 50
Melissa Neiman on December 4, 2018
These sports are ideal for people who want to remain fit well into their golden years.
Skin Care: How to Save and When to Splurge
Angela Colley on December 4, 2018
Does a moisturizer or shampoo have to be expensive to work? Find out.
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Lend Money to My Kids?
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 3, 2018
We’ve all been there: Friends or family ask for a loan. Here’s what to do the next time it happens to you.
8 Holiday Gifts for Women Under $30
Melissa Neiman on January 6, 2022
We’ve rounded up eight amazing gifts for all the gals on your list this season.
The Easy Way to Lower Your Mortgage Rate
Karla Bowsher on November 2, 2020
Take this quick action, and you could snag a better interest rate without refinancing.
31 Great Things You Can Get for Free
Gael F. Cooper on November 30, 2018
Bargains and deals are great, but free gifts are even better. Here’s how to grab a bunch for yourself.
5 Overseas Cities Where You Can Retire on Less Than $37,000 a Year
Karla Bowsher on November 29, 2018
These exotic metropolises enable retirees to live both comfortably and affordably. Here’s how much money you’ll need.
Social Security Q&A: What’s the Best Claiming Strategy for a Couple?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
If one spouse started Social Security benefits early, can he or she pay the money back and start over at a later date?
10 Sneaky Ways Plumbers Can Cost You Money
Marilyn Lewis on November 28, 2018
You shouldn’t have to dread calling a plumber. Here is how to find a good one and get the most value for your money.
10 Pantry Staples to Start Any Meal
Amanda Geronikos on November 28, 2018
Can’t figure out what to make for dinner? Keep these foods on hand, and you’ll always be ready to make a great meal.
7 Places Where Medicare Advantage Now Costs at Least $7,000 a Year
Karla Bowsher on November 27, 2018
In six states and the nation’s capital, the type of Medicare that’s often considered cheaper will still cost you.
Your Pet Has Cancer: What Should You Do?
Angela Colley on November 27, 2018
Your dog or cat is a member of the family, and you want to provide the best care. Weigh these factors if your pet is sick.
Vanguard Move Slashes Costs for Smaller Investors
Karla Bowsher on November 27, 2018
The mutual fund company best known for ultra-low fees just made a few dozen funds even cheaper — by as much as 71 percent.
Wonder Where the Superrich Live? Here Are Their Top 10 Cities
Jim Gold on November 26, 2018
The world count of the super wealthy — those with a net worth over $30 million — is growing. See where they hang their hats.
8 Retirement Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Angela Colley on November 26, 2018
Most Americans fear that they won’t have enough money for a comfortable retirement. Don’t let that be your fate.
2-Minute Money Manager: Should I Cancel My Credit Card?
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 26, 2018
If you’re not using a credit card, should you formally cancel it, or just throw it in a drawer and forget about it? The answer may surprise you.
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