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4 Major Economic Shifts Coming in 2026 (And How to Position Your Money Now)
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 26, 2025
Here’s what Wall Street experts say is going to happen to stocks, gas prices, home prices and interest rates in 2026.
Data Reveals Americans Waste $135 a Month on Cable Channels They Never Watch
Logan Jones on December 26, 2025
Why pay for so many channels when, in reality, you’re probably only watching a handful?
20 New Cars That Are Piling up on Dealership Lots (Which Can Mean Lower Prices This Time of Year)
Chris Kissell on December 23, 2025
These models have high inventory levels at dealerships nationwide, creating rare opportunities to negotiate significant savings.
You Can Now Buy a Home for Under $150,000 in These 19 American Cities (but Do Your Homework First)
Chris Kissell on December 23, 2025
Before you pack your bags to move to a more affordable place, learn about the challenges that sometimes come with these bargain prices.
Boomers and Gen X Were Right On The Money, and Gen Z Knows It
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
In fact, younger investors are betting their financial futures on an old-school strategy.
Think Twice Before Donating to Charity This Holiday Season — Waiting a Few Weeks Could Save You Hundreds in Taxes
Karla Bowsher on December 23, 2025
A resurrected deduction from the COVID era returns in 2026, while a brand-new credit starts in 2027.
30 Tips for Staying Warm and Toasty This Winter Without Breaking the Bank
Rhonda Day on December 23, 2025
When the weather’s colder, your energy bills don’t need to go sky-high.
12 Money-Saving Tips for Cold-Weather Car Maintenance
Living on the Cheap Editors on December 23, 2025
Safety and savings go hand in hand with these tips to make your ride winter-weather ready.
5 Things to Buy After Christmas for As Much As 70% Off
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 29, 2025
Use the Q5 inventory dump to snag deep discounts on the stuff you didn’t find under your tree.
Medicare Advantage ‘Freebies’ Cost Taxpayers up to $86 Billion Every Year. Are You Overpaying?
MTN Staff on December 23, 2025
Some of these advertised perks sound great — but will you really use them?
7 Alternatives to Tossing Out Your Christmas Tree Like Trash
Melissa Neiman on December 23, 2025
Instead of trashing your used evergreen, give it a life that extends well beyond the holidays.
12 States Where You Can Still Buy a Home Under $250,000
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
Live the American dream without the high price tag. These states offer low-cost, high-quality homes with excellent amenities.
5 Ways Gen Z and Baby Boomers Are Worlds Apart in How They Think About Wealth
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
There’s a massive disconnect between these two generations when it comes to their definitions of financial security.
10 American Cities Where $2,000 a Month Still Buys a Great Retirement
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
Retiring on a fixed income does not have to mean a life of deprivation.
Trump’s ‘American Comeback’ Claims: 11 Reality Checks for the People
Kendall Blythe on December 22, 2025
Nice speech. Shame about the math.
Why You Should Wait Until 2026 to Claim Social Security (Even If You’re 66)
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
Strategic timing is one of the most effective ways to give yourself a raise in retirement.
Why Your 2026 Tax Refund Could Be a Blockbuster
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 22, 2025
Here’s how new tax law changes and withholding patterns could deliver an unexpected windfall to your bank account.
Over 60? Beware of 3 New Scams Draining Retiree Bank Accounts
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 22, 2025
New scams are using AI and sophisticated tactics to target seniors. Here’s how to defend yourself and those you love.
These 4 Banks Are Still Offering Close to 5% (But Not for Long)
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 19, 2025
These financial institutions are still paying close to 5% on savings accounts, but this window of opportunity is rapidly closing.
10 Things You Should Stockpile Before 2026 Tariffs Hit
Kendall Blythe on December 19, 2025
Trade policies set to take effect on Jan. 1 could trigger sharp price increases on a wide variety of goods.
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