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10 Money Moves From 10 Finance Pros for a 10-Year Retirement Plan

Kendall Blythe on November 20, 2025

The countdown is on and the next decade will fly by. Be ready.

‘Claim Your Peace of Mind,’ Says Dancing With the Stars Host After a Heart Health Screening: 12 Conditions With Better Outcomes If Caught Early

Kendall Blythe on November 20, 2025

Too many people put off managing their wellbeing for no good reason. What are you waiting for?

‘There’s a Big Difference Between Working at 60 and Getting Hired at 60,’ Said Randy Seacat After 1,746 Job Applications and No Offers

Kendall Blythe on November 19, 2025

Skill, commitment and decades of experience are often not enough. What can older Americans do to improve their prospects?

Electricity Bills Soar and ‘It Feels Like There’s Nothing We Can Do,’ Says Ohio Resident Karin Gudal. Over 124 Million Americans Are Affected

Kendall Blythe on November 18, 2025

Parka on and still freezing in the dark? Here are 5 strategies to beat rate hikes.

Meygan and Casey Had $200K in Debt, No Income and a Newborn. Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps Seemed an Unlikely Solution. What They Did Next Changed Everything

Kendall Blythe on November 18, 2025

Sleepless, stressed and out of money. Here’s what happened when one couple hit their financial breaking point.

At 44, I Was Broke and Scared—At 63 I Retired Early. Here’s Exactly What I Did

MTN Staff on November 24, 2025

Every night, the same thought: “I’m going to be 80 and still working.” At 63, he handed in his resignation. Here are 10 things he did that changed everything.

6 Ways to Avoid Paying to Check Bags When Flying

Gael F. Cooper on November 17, 2025

Save yourself some cash to spend on souvenirs or a special vacation meal.

9 Ways Companies Are Overcharging You—And Betting You Won’t Notice

MTN Staff on December 31, 2025

Patricia, 61, wasn’t being scammed. She was just paying full price while savvier customers paid half. One hour of comparison shopping changed everything.

Your Complete Guide to Earning More Interest With Less Risk

Stacy Johnson CPA on November 17, 2025

Here’s everything you need to know about maximizing interest on your savings with minimum risk.

This Car Insurance Mistake Is Costing 71% of Drivers — and They Don’t Even Realize It

MTN Staff on November 17, 2025

Just how confident can you be that you’re getting the best possible coverage for the best possible price if you don’t do this?

‘Dawson’s Creek’ Star James Van Der Beek Is Selling Memorabilia ‘to Help With the Financial Cost of Fighting Cancer,’ Highlighting Medical Care Expenses

Kendall Blythe on November 14, 2025

Serious illness can arrive without warning. What can you do to prepare for the unexpected?

Create a Kid-Friendly Holiday With These $8 Aldi Finds — While They Last

Kentin Waits on November 14, 2025

Expecting a houseful of kids for the holidays? Check out these screen-free options for fun.

Retirement Spending Is a Lot Harder Than Saving, According to a New Vanguard Study. What Does That Even Mean?

Kendall Blythe on November 13, 2025

Plan, save, retire, live the life, right? It may not be that simple.

1.1 Million American Job Losses Tied to ‘Toxic Mix of Factors,’ Says Workplace Expert As Fed Chair Powell Warns of Hiring Slowdown. Are You Ready?

Kendall Blythe on November 12, 2025

Think your job is secure? So did thousands of others. Prepare now, while you are still employed.

This $40 Aldi Thanksgiving Menu Serves a Full Holiday Meal to 10 People

Thena Franssen on November 12, 2025

Make a traditional meal with turkey, all the sides and dessert for just $4 per person.

50, Broke, Hate Your Job, but Need to Keep Paying the Bills, Credit Cards, Mortgage and Personal Loan. The Dream of Retiring at 55 Is Dead. Or Is It?

Kendall Blythe on November 12, 2025

There is no magic solution for early retirement — so what can you do?

8 Money Moves That Take 5 Minutes But Could Save You $3,000+ Every Year

MTN Staff on December 9, 2025

Jennifer, a Tampa nurse, was picking up extra shifts to cover bills. Then she discovered nine simple financial moves that provided an extra $300-$500 monthly.