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Medicare Will Start Paying for Weight Loss Drugs Soon — but There’s a Catch
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 27, 2026
A new voluntary Medicare model starts in July, and it could save you $11,000 per year. But there are steps you need to take right now.
How to File Your Taxes for Free in 2026 (for Real)
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 27, 2026
You don’t need to pay to file your taxes this year. Here are the best legitimate ways to file for free, regardless of your income.
Why You Need to Shop Diamond Prices: $200 Versus $1,600 for the Same Stone
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 26, 2026
A new investigation reveals identical lab-grown diamonds selling for $1,600 at a major retailer and $200 at another company.
86% of Older Savers Are Worried About Their Retirement — but It’s Not About the Amount of Their Savings
Kendall Blythe on January 26, 2026
Some have 7-figure nest eggs, so what is making them nervous?
Here’s Why Your Tax Refund Will Be Big This Year — and 4 Things You Should Do With It
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 26, 2026
Thanks to a new law, your refund check might be larger than usual. Don’t blow it—here is how to make that windfall work for you.
“I Can’t Even Give It Away”: Why Retirees Are Desperate to Dump Their Timeshares
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 23, 2026
You bought a dream vacation, but now you own a lifetime bill. Here is why selling is impossible—and how to truly get out.
Is Inflation Coming Down? 114 Walmart Prices Tell the Story
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 23, 2026
The government insists inflation is cooling, but receipts from a Georgia Walmart tell a different story.
“Wear Layers” Is Useless Advice: 5 Weird Ways to Beat the Cold for Pennies
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 22, 2026
Forget the sweater advice. Here are 5 weird, science-backed ways to keep heat in and costs down during the big freeze.
Trump: Food Prices Are Dropping. Fact: No, They’re Not
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 21, 2026
The White House says they are “crushing” inflation, but a new government report reveals the steepest grocery price spike in three years.
The ‘Little Treat’ Crackdown: 7 Impulse Buys to Ban This Year (and Save $1,200)
MTN Staff on January 21, 2026
Don’t worry, you’re not being guilted out of your morning coffee — but small, frequent purchases are often the biggest budget leaks. Here is how to stop the financial bleed without killing the joy.
The Phone Scam That Nearly Cost One Man His Financial Account
Kendall Blythe on January 21, 2026
The red flags were subtle, but they were there if you know what to look for.
Feed a Family of 4 for $10 With These Inflation-Fighting Meals
Gillian Manning on January 21, 2026
Inflation hasn’t killed the affordable family meal yet. Here are five delicious dinners that prove you can still save without suffering.
Breaking the Money Silence: Why 56% of Americans Keep Financial Secrets
Kendall Blythe on January 21, 2026
It’s time to escape the cycle of shame.
Buried in Medical Bills? Here’s How to Use Them to Slash Your Taxes
Kristin Kurens on January 21, 2026
High health care costs might actually be helpful for you come Tax Day.
11,000 Boomers Retire Every Day, Many Without a Safety Net — How to Prepare for the ‘Peak 65’ Crisis
Kendall Blythe on January 20, 2026
A historic demographic storm is hitting the economy. Has your 3-legged stool collapsed?
Do You Dream of Paying Less Income Tax? If You Live in One of These 9 States, Your Wish Just Came True
Kendall Blythe on January 20, 2026
Before you celebrate, does it actually mean more money in your pocket?
9 States That Just Cut Income Taxes (in Some Cases Dramatically)
Karla Bowsher on January 20, 2026
The 2026 tax year brings lower tax rates or expanded tax breaks to residents of these states.
$4,000 Per Ticket: How Outrageous Prices Are Killing Live Sports
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 20, 2026
From college football to the World Cup, attendance costs are skyrocketing. Here’s the math — and the outrage.
5 Things to Know About Trump’s Proposed 10% Interest Cap on Credit Cards
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 19, 2026
A cap on rates sounds like a dream for borrowers, but experts warn it could turn into a nightmare for some.
The New Rules of Wealth: Take More Risks and Spend Longer Doing It
Kendall Blythe on January 19, 2026
No more “set it and forget it.” More Americans than ever before are actively managing their retirement savings.
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