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Voters Just Raised the Minimum Wage in These 3 Places

Those who earn the minimum here will soon have fatter wallets thanks to measures passed on Tuesday.

Misleading and inaccurate advertisements are no longer going to fly, starting in January.

These places favor first-time homebuyers, with lower prices, adequate supply and plenty of smaller homes.

After you retire, its important to set new goals and find new passions.

Roth IRAs can be a powerful tool for retirement savings, but don’t make these mistakes.

Before retiring, life often revolves around work. Creating a schedule and finding a new purpose can help fill the hole when work ends.

A new study finds a link between metabolism and dementia.

The problem is not at all unsolvable. Lawmakers have options for responding to changing times, and they’ve used them before.

It’s not what you’d expect, according to a new analysis.

Is your Wi-Fi not working as well as you’d like? Maybe it’s time to try one of these brands.

If you’re serious about saving money, you’ll want to eliminate these wasteful items lurking in your budget.

October brought us a nice rally, but this bear market isn’t dead yet. Here’s what I’m doing about it.

The smart money is betting there’s a recession on the horizon. Here’s what you should do about it.

Millennials are most likely to say they scaled back on retirement savings or stopped altogether.

A new study also shows that workers at small businesses pay a lot more for health insurance, and their deductibles are higher too.

Using a bond ladder can be a low-risk way to save for retirement.

Some of us do it, but nobody admits to it. And it’s a very bad idea anyway, a new study suggests.

A surprisingly large number of people qualify for this coveted status.

Two age groups truly shine in their approach to building a nest egg.

As Americans head to the polls, voters say these concerns weigh on their minds.

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