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How to Prepare for the Next Recession or Market Crash

Recessions and plunging markets may be scary, but they’re also when fortunes are made. Here’s how to prepare and prosper during the next downturn.

Even if you don’t own a home, you can still get a piece of the action.

What will your approach to retirement look like? Here are the three biggest types of retirement scenario.

These markets are likely the best places for long-term rental properties right now.

One of the vaccines now in widespread use offers two-fold better protection as variants of the coronavirus disease spread, a new study finds.

Here’s what Americans need to feel financially healthy — and how they can get it.

These cities are building, seeing a brisk trade in homes, and quickly bringing down their unemployment rates.

Beware: The self-proclaimed personal finance expert has a track record that suggests more sizzle than steak.

Hint: It’s definitely not Costco.

A new report from Fidelity offers insight into which investments may benefit most from infrastructure spending.

Amazon says it will directly pay customers for many claims. But does the retailer really have your back?

As the delta variant spreads, the unvaccinated may see more stick, less carrot.

These states have seen the biggest influx of wealthier members of Generation X in recent years.

Bah humbug! The price of sending holiday cheer is rising again.

One act — or rather, a lack thereof — could result in you not receiving the government benefits.

To figure out the best way to pay down debt, imagine yourself sailing in a storm-tossed sea and facing one big decision.

Single renters are most likely to find affordable housing in these cities.

These are the top community colleges in the nation in terms of tuition, graduation rates and more.

Volunteering is especially likely to boost health for one segment of older Americans.

Are you using the right investment strategy for your retirement fund?

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