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The Chemistry of Value: What Makes Precious Metals Precious?
Kendall Blythe on October 7, 2026
A handful of elements command the world’s wealth while others are as worthless as the dirt they are buried in.
Seniors’ Card Delinquencies Hit a 15-Year High. What Debt Settlement Can Cost You
Kendall Blythe on October 6, 2026
For seniors with unmanageable balances, debt settlement may offer a path forward. But know the costs, tradeoffs and protections first.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Says Inflation Is ‘Too High.’ Your Savings Account May Be Losing to It
Kendall Blythe on October 5, 2026
Your balance looks fine. What it can buy is shrinking every month.
Mortgage Rates Just Hit a 3-Year High. Here Are 7 Ways to Pay Less
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 5, 2026
The rate in the headline isn’t the rate you have to pay. Same house, same income — here’s why one buyer pays thousands less.
9 Hidden Costs of Downsizing That Catch Retirees Completely by Surprise
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 2, 2026
Downsizing your home is supposed to pad your bank account, but these hidden fees can drain thousands of dollars fast.
Paid an ATM Fee at a Gas Station Since 2007? You May Be Owed Money
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 2, 2026
It covers nearly 19 years of fees at gas stations and corner stores. Most people who qualify will never file.
The Stark Consequences of Home, Renters and Car Underinsurance
Kendall Blythe on October 1, 2026
Lack of funds does not waive your financial responsibility.
Treasury Bills Pay About 4%. Gold Pays No Interest, so Why Consider a Gold IRA?
Kendall Blythe on September 30, 2026
Gold slipped 8.5% in a month, pays no interest, and the Fed just raised rates. A gold IRA adds fees and IRS rules on top. The question is what gold can still do for a portfolio.
Insurance and What Else? 3 Ways to Protect Your Home From Expensive Surprises
Kendall Blythe on September 30, 2026
There’s little worse than facing disaster without the money to put things right.
The Tax Changes in Retirement Nobody Tells You About (and How to Avoid IRS Penalties)
Scott Staton on September 30, 2026
There are big changes to your taxes once you hit retirement. Be prepared from day one.
7 Urgent Money Moves to Protect Your Retirement From Economic Shocks
MTN Staff on September 30, 2026
Shield your hard-earned savings from surging inflation and global instability with these critical, time-sensitive financial adjustments.
What Makes a Metal Precious? And Does That Make It a Good Investment?
Kendall Blythe on September 30, 2026
Many are valuable as industrial materials. Whether that makes them worth a place in your portfolio is another matter.
6 Tips for Buying a Home in Retirement (Even for Experienced Owners)
Marilyn Lewis on September 29, 2026
A little knowledge helps you overcome key obstacles when buying new digs during your golden years.
The CFPB Just Hid Millions of Complaints. 6 Ways to Vet a Lender Anyway
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 28, 2026
For years, you could read other customers’ horror stories before you signed. Last month, Washington turned that off.
6 Reverse Mortgage Myths That Might Keep You From Retiring in Comfort
Kendall Blythe on September 28, 2026
Myth 1: You will lose your home. No, you won’t.
SNAP Checks Rise Oct. 1, but New Rules May Mean Benefit Cuts Ahead
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 27, 2026
Monthly SNAP maximums rise by as much as $34, but states face new costs that could lead to longer waits and tougher access in coming years.
That Free Gas Postcard in Your Mailbox Could Be a Scam
Susan Tompor and USA TODAY NETWORK on September 26, 2026
A fake $309.64 voucher promise can lead to $5 fees, unauthorized charges and recurring subscriptions that drain your account
Retailers Are Cracking Down on Returns. These 16 Stores Still Have the Best Policies
Maryalene LaPonsie and Kristin Kurens on September 25, 2026
When you shop, it’s smart to plan for purchases that might not work out. These stores make returns easy.
Falling for These 8 Common Homebuying Myths Could Cost You Thousands
Miranda Marquit on September 24, 2026
Think you’re ready to buy a house? Don’t fall victim to these rookie mistakes.
14 of the Most Bizarre Types of Insurance Out There
Donna Freedman on September 24, 2026
Even in an industry built on “what’s the worst that could happen,” these types of coverage take the cake.
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