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I Was 40 With Nothing Saved—Now I’m Retiring Early. Here Are the 11 Things I Did
MTN Staff on October 27, 2026
Starting from zero at 40? I was too. But you can still retire comfortably with this simple strategy.
Do These 11 Things and You’ll Be Debt-Free in 3 Years
MTN Staff on October 27, 2026
Just a few years ago, I had tiny savings and giant debt. Today, it’s the opposite.
Adults 50 to 64 Struggle to Pay for Basics Far More Often Than Those 65 and Older. What’s Top of the List?
Kendall Blythe on October 27, 2026
One expense stands out for people in their 50s and early 60s, and asking for help with it costs nothing.
How USA TODAY Evaluates Gold and Precious Metals Dealers
Roxanne Downer and USA TODAY on October 26, 2026
The spread between what you pay and what you can later sell for is the biggest cost most gold investors overlook — here’s what separates reputable dealers from the rest.
Homeowners Lose $16,000 Annually to Expenses Hiding in Plain Sight. Here’s How to Spot Them.
Miranda Marquit on October 23, 2026
Most of these expenses continue for as long as you own a home.
How to Collect Social Security From (Almost) Anywhere in the World
Kathleen Peddicord on October 23, 2026
Getting your benefits while living abroad depends on a number of factors. Here’s what to know.
Retirees Spend $61,432 a Year on Average. Here’s Where the Money Goes
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 23, 2026
One category eats more than a third of it, and it isn’t health care. See where the easy cuts hide.
12 Useless Purchases You Need to Stop Making
Marilyn Lewis on October 22, 2026
You might as well flush your money down the loo if you spend it on these things.
T-Mobile Just Raised This Fee for the Second Time in 2026. It Isn’t a Tax
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 22, 2026
It sounds official, and it just went up again. And the five-year price guarantee you may be counting on doesn’t cover it.
Walmart Scam Victims Are Getting Checks Averaging $150. Don’t Toss Yours
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 21, 2026
Scammers used Walmart’s money-transfer counters to collect from their victims. Now some money is coming back — and so are the fakes.
10 Types of Insurance That Are Almost Always a Waste of Money — if Not Pointless
MTN Staff on October 21, 2026
These insurance products are rarely worth the expense, so think twice before signing up for these types of policies.
8 Overlooked Senior Discounts for Saving on Travel, Pets and More
Donna Freedman on October 21, 2026
We all know about early-bird specials and movie price breaks. But a savvy senior looks for savings across the board.
Want to Add Gold to Your IRA? Be Sure to Buy the Right Kind and Beware Collectibles
Kendall Blythe on October 20, 2026
It can be a smart way to diversify, but buy the wrong kind of gold, or store it the wrong way, and the purchase can mean a tax bill.
How Much Should You Tip? A Guide for Restaurants, Delivery and More
Greg Giesen and USA TODAY NETWORK on October 14, 2026
With tablets prompting tips at every checkout, here’s what tipping etiquette experts say you actually owe — and which situations let you skip the tip entirely.
21 Companies That Offer Tuition Reimbursement in 2026
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on October 12, 2026
Discover which major companies offer education benefits and tuition assistance.
What Happened to the Cheap Flights Travelers Were Promised?
Wilson Santiago Burgos, Mochileando.com on October 12, 2026
Forecasters expected fares to fall this year, but a 23.4% jump, premium-seat expansion and $152-a-barrel jet fuel flipped the script.
5 Reasons Gas Prices Skyrocket Instantly but Take Forever to Drop
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 9, 2026
The pump price jumps overnight when oil spikes — then crawls down for weeks. Here are the infuriating reasons why.
Student Loan Forgiveness Is a Ticking Tax Bomb Again, Study Warns
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on October 9, 2026
Borrowers who earn income-driven repayment cancellation could owe an extra $6,000 to nearly $12,000, and low-income families may lose thousands in tax credits.
Seniors Hold a Record $14.92 Trillion in Home Equity. Tapping It With a Reverse Mortgage Starts With a Required Meeting
Kendall Blythe on October 8, 2026
For most, that money is only on paper. Here’s how to turn your portion of it into cash through a federally insured loan.
Trump Accounts Are Now Live. Here’s How They Work
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
Families can add up to $5,000 a year, but withdrawal rules, tax treatment and the $1,000 newborn deposit make these accounts different from 529 plans.
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