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The 10 Cities Where Seniors Rely on Social Security the Most
Retirees in these U.S. cities depend heavily on Social Security benefits to fund their golden years.
How Dividend Stocks Can Help You Beat the Bank
Some stocks pay dividends that beat the pants off bank savings accounts. Find out if these investments are right for you.
10 Counties Where Poverty Worsened Despite a Stronger U.S. Economy
Not every corner of the U.S. has recovered from the Great Recession. In these counties, the percentage of residents living in poverty has only increased since 2009.
Are You Owed Money? See If You Can Join These 7 Class-Action Lawsuits
You could pocket anywhere from $5 to $5,000 in class-action settlement payments if you’re eligible to join even one of these lawsuits.
Watch This: 7 Ways to Banish Ants From Your Home
Spring is getting closer, and that means ants will soon visit your home. Here’s how to get rid of these pesky insects and keep them at bay.
5 Ways Marriage Can Make You Wealthier
Marriage may have its financial pitfalls, but it’s still rich with monetary advantages.
2-Minute Money Strategy: How Should I Invest My Retirement Savings?
If retirement is on the horizon, you can’t afford to take too much risk, but you also need to make as much as possible. Here are your options.
7 Tax Breaks You Can Kiss Goodbye in 2019
These federal income tax deductions have been worth thousands of dollars. But you can’t claim them on your 2018 return.
Which Companies Hire People to Work from Home?
A retiree who isn’t ready to stop working but hopes to work from home asks our expert which firms are most promising for remote positions.
7 Tips for Coping With Daylight Saving Time
The annual springtime rite of turning our clocks forward one hour can throw off our sleep and decisions — including financial ones. Here’s how to brace for the change.
How Much You Need to Earn to Buy a House in 20 Major U.S. Cities
Check out the most affordable U.S. housing markets and the most insanely expensive ones.
Best Buy’s Next Act: Selling Big-Ticket Items for Twice the Price
The electronics giant is launching a lease-to-buy program to capture customers with bad or no credit — but making those payments can be incredibly costly.
How Does Your State Rank for Economic Security?
A family must earn anywhere from $60,000 to $136,000 per year to be considered economically secure, depending on the state in which they live. How does your state stack up?
Social Security Q&A: Can My Wife Collect Her Spousal Benefit Before I Collect?
If you have a spouse, you have a lot of Social Security claiming choices, especially if the two of you are different ages.
Hulu Now Offers One of the Cheapest Streaming TV Plans Around
Hulu just lowered the price of its cheaper streaming video plan — making Hulu one of several companies that offer cheaper plans than Netflix.
The States With the Best — and Worst — Mortgage Rates Now
Three states with a high cost of living have surprisingly low average mortgage rates.
Did You Miss These 7 Tax Credits and Deductions?
Every dollar of deductions and credits you uncover can mean money in your pocket. Don’t file that return until you’ve gone over this list.
44 Retailers Offer Triple Cash Back Now Through Thursday
They include Walmart, SiriusXM, 1-800 Contacts, Too Faced, Hanes, Lands’ End, Booking.com, Under Armour and The Honest Company — just to name a few.
How to Switch Banks in 5 Steps
Hate the service — or the interest rate — that you are getting at your bank? Here’s how to find a better institution.
This Is the Best U.S. State for Retirees in 2019
One state trumps the rest based on affordability, quality of life and health care. But does it make sense to relocate for your golden years?
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