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8 Ways You’re Wasting Money Without Realizing It
MTN Staff on October 11, 2021
Wondering where your money goes each month? Sometimes the biggest savings opportunities are right under your nose.
5 Costly Mistakes People Make With Money
MTN Staff on October 14, 2021
Money mistakes can cost you thousands. Here are some of the most common, along with simple solutions.
8 Things You Should Not Do in Retirement
Donna Freedman on October 18, 2021
Some retirement mistakes operate under the radar. Here’s how to avoid unwise decisions.
If You Find This Thrift Shopping, Buy It
Kentin Waits on October 16, 2021
Vintage textiles from this designer resell for big bucks — and make unique home decor.
Got $1,000 in the Bank? Here Are 8 Things You Need to Do Next
MTN Staff on October 9, 2021
Finally saved up $1,000 or more? Well done. Here are some ways to find a lot more and some clever ideas to invest what you have.
This Dental Issue Is Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2021
The risk of cognitive impairment can jump by 48% for people with this dental problem.
The Best Way to Defog Your Car Windows
Chris Kissell on October 18, 2021
Thinking outside the box can keep your windows clear.
96% of Seniors Are Making This Money Mistake
MTN Staff on October 12, 2021
No guarantees, but there’s something simple you can do that could make your life easier and fatten your retirement nest egg.
4 Ways to Tax-Proof Your Investment Portfolio
Brandon Ballenger on October 18, 2021
Here are some simple strategies for keeping Uncle Sam as far away from your investments as is legally possible.
6 Things Rich Retirees Know That You Don’t
MTN Staff on August 7, 2021
There’s nothing the rich can do that you can’t. Here are some tools you can use to have the best possible retirement.
7 Genius Ways to Invest $1,000
MTN Staff on September 29, 2021
If you have a thousand bucks you’d like to put to good use — and you’re not sure how — consider the following ideas.
5 Secrets of Seniors Who Keep Their Minds ‘Young’
Brandon Ballenger on November 11, 2020
Here is why some seniors’ brains work as well as those of people who are decades younger.
The 10 Most Commonly Stolen Vehicles in America
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2021
For the second straight year, one model parks atop the list of vehicles that thieves love to pilfer.
6 Money Mistakes That Will Wreck Your Retirement
MTN Staff on July 27, 2021
Make any of these money mistakes, and you might end up living on ramen noodles in your golden years.
These Walmart Shoppers Will Get Early Black Friday Deals
Chris Kissell on October 18, 2021
Some items will be available at big discounts starting today.
10 Places Where Social Security Offers the Best Standard of Living
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 28, 2021
These U.S. counties offer retirees a chance to stretch their benefit checks while enjoying their golden years.
22 Mistakes That Send Energy Bills Soaring
Susan Ladika and Marilyn Lewis on September 27, 2021
Implementing these fixes will save you cold, hard cash all year long.
16 High-Paying Jobs You Can Get With a 2-Year Degree
Maryalene LaPonsie on August 3, 2021
You can find a career with a good salary — without having to earn a bachelor’s degree.
Why the Social Security Bump Will Cost Some Retirees in 2022
Karla Bowsher on October 18, 2021
Will the latest annual Social Security increase hurt your fixed retirement income?
8 Types of Companies That Look at Your Credit Report
Miranda Marquit on June 10, 2021
Federal law lets these entities peek at your credit — regardless of whether you’re borrowing money.
7 Things That Prove Cheaper Isn’t Always Better
Maryalene LaPonsie on November 13, 2020
These purchases can end up costing you more if you try to go the cheap route.
3 Ways to Get Microsoft Office for Free
Chris Kissell on December 24, 2020
With a little ingenuity, you can cut Office costs to zero.
5 Ways to Lower Your Monthly Bills in Minutes
MTN Staff on September 13, 2021
Don’t waste time chasing down deals. Try these quick and easy money-saving strategies instead.
7 Income Tax Breaks That Retirees Often Overlook
Brandon Ballenger on February 10, 2021
Did you realize all these tax credits and deductions exist — or that they apply to retirees?
How to Get Started Investing With $500 or Less
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 30, 2019
Investing is not just for the rich. Here are four ways to get started on Wall Street with as little as $500.
You Likely Spend a Lot More Than You Realize on This
Chris Kissell on October 15, 2021
Most consumers underestimate this expense by more than $200 per month.
The 10 Golden Rules of Becoming a Millionaire
Stacy Johnson on October 5, 2021
I’m a millionaire several times over. I got here the same way you can — by following these simple steps.
15 Cities Where Homeowners Spend the Most on Housing Relative to Income
David Heacock on October 18, 2021
Typical residents of these cities spend about 20% of their income on housing, or even more.
5 Ways to Free Yourself From Debt
MTN Staff on July 20, 2021
Here are easy steps you can take to get rid of your debt.
20 Things That Are Actually Worth Stockpiling
Veneta Lusk on April 23, 2021
You don’t need a year’s supply of toilet paper to survive an outbreak, but consider stocking up on these items.
It’s Worth Spending More on These 14 Purchases
Maryalene LaPonsie on April 13, 2021
Here’s where to find the sweet spot at the intersection of price and quality.
4 Pitfalls for First-Time Medicare Enrollees
Brandon Ballenger and Marilyn Lewis on October 15, 2021
Medicare’s rules are exacting, and penalties can be stiff and sometimes permanent.
11 Foods That Can Keep for Years
Alex Valdes on April 15, 2021
These are some of the longest-lasting groceries you can buy.
The Real Reason People Hire Financial Advisers
Pam Krueger on October 4, 2021
You may be surprised by the kinds of people who benefit most from financial advisers. Are you one of them?
7 Super Simple Ways to Save Hundreds on One of Your Biggest Expenses
MTN Staff on July 31, 2021
Some of these tips could save you up to 25%.
If You Find This Thrift Shopping, Buy It
Kentin Waits on September 18, 2021
This vintage furniture line has been rediscovered — and buyers are willing to pay up for it.
8 Documents That Are Essential to Planning Your Estate
Marilyn Lewis on March 20, 2021
Do your loved ones a big favor: Get your affairs in order so you don’t leave survivors to face a legal mess.
7 Tips for Building an Emergency Food Supply
Marilyn Lewis on November 5, 2020
A pandemic or natural disaster could leave you reliant on your existing emergency food supply. Is your pantry well-prepared for emergencies? Knowing what to stock up on for emergencies can be a difficult task and we’re here to help.
9 Things Anyone Can Get for Free on Amazon
Karla Bowsher on September 3, 2021
These freebies are available to both Prime members and nonmembers.
5 Big Retirement Risks and How to Tackle Them
MTN Staff on October 7, 2021
Make sure these financial landmines don’t destroy your golden years.
What Homeowners Do to Sleep at Night
MTN Staff on July 24, 2021
When the curve balls of homeownership strike, a home warranty has you covered.
7 Ways to Shop at Costco Without a Membership
Karla Bowsher on June 23, 2021
You don’t necessarily need to join to get in on the warehouse store’s savings.
Homeowners Rate This Mortgage Lender Best — for 8 Years Straight
Chris Kissell on August 2, 2021
An online mortgage servicer beats all of its brick-and-mortar competitors.
7 Scenic Road Trips for Enjoying Fall Foliage
Karla Bowsher on October 14, 2021
You can find travel-worthy displays of color nestled in breathtaking natural surroundings across the U.S.
16 Surprising Things You Can Buy at Costco
Marilyn Lewis on October 11, 2021
Some are luxuries, and others are just what you need.
7 Places to Find Free Manufacturer Coupons Online
Karla Bowsher on July 7, 2021
If you have an internet connection, you should know about these free coupon resources.
8 Surefire Ways to Get Rid of Debt ASAP
Allison Martin on October 6, 2020
Here’s how to pay off debt fast and pain-free.
3 Big Misconceptions About Social Security
Chris Kissell on November 11, 2020
Americans of all ages misunderstand some key aspects of Social Security.
2021’s Best States to Start a Farm or Ranch
LawnStarter Editors on October 18, 2021
Based on dozens of metrics, these are the best places for folks who want to bet on a farm.