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16 Things You Can Learn for Free or Cheap at Your County Extension Office

Kaz Weida (The Penny Hoarder) on September 23, 2024

Discover how this often overlooked resource can help you learn valuable skills.

How to Plan by Age to Protect Your Finances From Chronic Illness

Kathleen Coxwell on September 19, 2024

Decade by decade, build a life that plans for physical and financial well-being.

5 Things to Do Before You Inherit Your Parent’s House

Miranda Marquit on November 14, 2024

You want to rent out your parent’s old house, your brother wants to live there, but your sister wants to sell. What now?

Nearly 100 Books to Help You Make the Most Your Retirement, Time and Money

Kathleen Coxwell on September 18, 2024

These titles can help you plan for and navigate a long, healthy and financially sound life.

10 Airports With the Most TSA Complaints — and Those With the Fewest

Gillian Manning on September 21, 2024

TSA screening at these airports is most likely to ruin your day, according to an eight-year analysis.

IRS Crackdown on Wealthy Tax Dodgers Is Bringing in Millions

Pete Grieve on September 12, 2024

The IRS’s enforcement efforts remain controversial in Washington, as some Republicans argue they’re a poor use of government resources.

Why Your Investment Returns Are (Probably) Not As High As You Think

Mallika Mitra on September 12, 2024

Here’s the truth about your investment returns.

Insurers May Cover More Mental Health Costs Under New Federal Rule

Pete Grieve on September 10, 2024

The rule requires insurers cover mental health conditions on the same level as other care.

How to Start a Retirement Planning Club — and 12 Ideas for Discussions

Kathleen Coxwell on September 9, 2024

Planning for a happier, wealthier future together can be better.

These People Make $250 an Hour Renting Out Their Homes for Ads

Annie Atherton on September 6, 2024

In a tough market, homeowners are making extra money by hosting photo and video shoots for ads, documentaries and magazine covers.

How to Make Sure Your Rental Application Is Approved

Andra Hopulele on September 5, 2024

In a hot rental market, here’s how to improve your chances of landing the lease.

Interest Rates Are Falling: 6 Money Moves to Make Now

MTN Staff on December 19, 2024

As rates fall, opportunities rise. Here are 6 simple ways lower rates can make you richer.

Can Your Neighbor’s Trump Flag Lower Your Property Value?

Aly Yale on September 4, 2024

Having neighbors with unfettered political opinions — Democrat, Republican or otherwise — can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

10 Things You Shouldn’t Store on the Kitchen Counter

Kentin Waits on September 3, 2024

From food safety concerns to fire hazards, there are good reasons these items shouldn’t live on your kitchen counters.

Feds Killed Plan to Curb Medicare Advantage Overbilling After Industry Opposition

Fred Schulte (KFF Health News) on September 3, 2024

How a plan to stop Medicare Advantage overbilling was squashed.

9 Money Moves You Should Prioritize This Fall

Donna Freedman on September 3, 2024

Now is the time to fix what’s wrong, build stronger finances and avoid dragging any bad habits into the coming new year.

How to Get Rid of Weeds in Flower Beds (With or Without Chemicals)

Cecilia Acevedo on September 3, 2024

Keep your flower garden weed-free with these natural and chemical means.

5 Ways to Stop Overpaying for Your Phone Bill Already

Elizabeth Djinis (The Penny Hoarder) on August 29, 2024

Discover the plans that are helping Americans slash their smartphone spending.

The Ultimate Guide to Writing a Resume With No Experience

Kellie Hanna on August 29, 2024

Put together a polished, professional resume, even if you don’t have work experience.

Here’s Who Actually Needs Long-Term Care Insurance — and When to Buy It

Kaitlin Mulhere on October 14, 2024

As many as 70% of Americans over age 65 will require some kind of long-term care — and 48% end up footing the bill.