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Retiring Soon and Still Renting? That’s Not as Unusual as You May Think. Here’s Why
Some retirees choose not to own their homes, and with good reason.
I’ve Answered 30,000 Money Questions Since 1991. These 7 Come up the Most.
After 35 years as a financial journalist, the same seven money questions never stop coming. Here are my honest answers.
Why 53% of American Workers Are Secretly Breaking up Their 9-to-5 Workday
One size does not fit all when it comes to work schedules, according to a recent survey.
Will Trump’s ‘Freedom Fuel’ Lower Prices as Drivers Rage at Pump Pain?
Freedom Fuel stations undercut pumps by mere pennies, and analysts warn a Mideast oil shock could erase even that discount within days.
Everything Is Gold, Gold, Gold: What About Investing in Silver or Platinum?
Sponsored. Gold gets the headlines. But the metals quietly powering solar panels, electric vehicles, and AI data centers may be the diversification story hiding in plain sight — and the smartest way to own them may be inside a tax-advantaged IRA.
The US Renewed Its Travel Warning for This Caribbean Island
Turks and Caicos’ renewed Level 2 advisory warns of assault and scams, plus a strict ammo law that’s landed tourists in jail for a stray bullet.
Iran War Resumes. Will It Sway Mortgage Rates and Home-Buying Dreams?
Mortgage rates barely budged despite renewed Mideast conflict, but a 36-month streak of rising home prices may be the bigger obstacle.
25 Associate Degree Jobs That Pay Well — and 10 Companies Hiring
You don’t need a four-year degree to find a solid job with a solid salary.
The No. 1 Retirement Haven in Europe in 2026
Explore all the reasons Portugal’s Algarve is home to thousands of expats from all around the world.
How to Protect Yourself From Bed Bugs When You Travel
An Orkin entomologist shares the SLEEP checklist he personally uses in every hotel room, plus the laundry trick that kills bed bugs at home.
This US Region Sees Its First Locally Acquired ‘Kissing Bug’ Disease Case
A routine blood donation screening test uncovered San Diego’s first homegrown case, even though the donor showed no symptoms at all.
Diagnosed with Cyclosporiasis, Mom of 3 Shares Symptoms That Have ‘Lingered and Lingered’
She lost 10 pounds in five days and still can’t stomach anything but toast — one Detroit mom’s ordeal shows how brutal this outbreak can get.
Map Tracks Spread of ‘Explosive’ Diarrhea Outbreak. How to Prevent Infection
Cases have topped 1,000 across Michigan and two dozen states, with symptoms that can linger for weeks — here’s how to keep contaminated produce off your plate.
7 Ways a Cancer Diagnosis Wrecks Your Finances — and How to Fight Back
Even if you have great insurance, that won’t save you. These money traps hide inside a cancer diagnosis.
You Caused a Car Accident. What Happens If Your Insurance Is Not Enough?
Your coverage may not be all you think it is. Here are five things you may have missed.
Lower-Income Wages Catching Up with Fastest Growth in 3 Years in June
Lower earners are closing the pay gap with wealthier workers, fueled by job-switching and a tax bill quietly boosting take-home pay.
I’ve Been a CPA Since 1981. Here Are the 5 Best Sources of Free Money Most People Ignore.
Real free money exists — no catch, no scam. Most people walk right past all five of these.
25 Companies Hiring Now for Remote, Work-From-Home Jobs
There’s no need to head to the office for these jobs.
Pittsburgh One of the Best Cities for Young Homebuyers, Study Finds
A new ranking puts the Steel City’s home-price-to-income ratio as the most favorable in the nation for buyers under 35.
Millions of Eye Drops Recalled Nationwide. See Affected Products
A Class II recall covers 2.5 million bottles of a prescription eye medication — here’s how to check if yours is affected.
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