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Credit Cards Have Surpassed Debit Cards for Everyday Spending. What Else Are They Good For?
Kendall Blythe on June 1, 2026
Not all credit cards are created equal. The one you choose should be right for you.
Starter Homes Now Top $1 Million in 233 U.S. Cities — 8 Things to Do If You Live in One
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 1, 2026
Starter homes are hitting seven figures in hundreds of cities across America. Here’s how to buy yours before prices climb higher.
10 Subscriptions to Cancel Right Now
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 29, 2026
Subscriptions are bleeding your budget dry. Here’s where to cut costs fast.
10 Ways Your Savings Account Pays You Far More Than Interest
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 29, 2026
Most people obsess over their savings account’s interest rate. They’re missing the bigger payoff by tens of thousands.
‘Buy before You Sell’ Options Are Remaking Real Estate
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on May 28, 2026
New mortgage products from companies like Flyhomes and HomeLight let homeowners purchase and move into a new home before selling the old one — without qualifying for two mortgages at once.
3 Cheap and Fast Ways to Protect Your Estate With an Online Will
Stephanie Faris (The Penny Hoarder) on May 28, 2026
Here’s how to plan a legally binding will online and key information to know before doing so.
7 Must-Know Rules for Charity Giving in 2026 — and How 90% of Taxpayers Can Finally Cash In
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 27, 2026
After years of zero tax break, most donors finally get one in 2026. But one new trap could cost you.
From Breadlines to Student Loans: 100 Years of Love and Money
Kendall Blythe on May 27, 2026
What changed — American couples or the economy they lived through?
7 Things American Expats Wish They Had Known Before Moving to Portugal
Kathleen Peddicord on May 26, 2026
Certain cultural differences can take some getting used to.
7 Things That Happen When You Die Without a Will
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 26, 2026
Dying without a will means the state takes over, and its decisions may look nothing like what you would have wanted.
11 Financial Lies You Really Need to Stop Telling Yourself
MTN Staff on July 17, 2026
I followed all the popular money advice. Then I hit 60 and realized a lot of it was just plain wrong.
7 Places You Should Never Use a Credit Card
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 21, 2026
Your credit card is a powerful tool — except in these modern traps, where one swipe can cost you thousands.
Smart Ways College Students Can Budget Better (With Real-World Examples)
Tiffany Connors (The Penny Hoarder) on May 21, 2026
It’s time to start thinking like an adult, especially when it comes to your money.
Dodd-Frank Was Meant to Keep the Financial System Safe. Did It?
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on May 20, 2026
Barney Frank, who died this week, co-authored the landmark financial reform law — but insiders say industry lobbyists and the Trump administration have gutted much of it.
These 5 Retirement Mistakes Cost Me $180,000—Here’s How to Avoid Them
MTN Staff on May 20, 2026
I worked two extra years because I made these mistakes. Hopefully you won’t have to.
Retirees Reveal Their Best-Ever Investments — and Many Had Nothing to Do With Finances
Kathleen Coxwell on May 20, 2026
Money isn’t the only thing you need to consider when it comes to investing.
10 Strategies for Sticking to a Budget That Actually Work
The Penny Hoarder Editors (The Penny Hoarder) on May 18, 2026
If your budget feels like a punishment, here are smarter ways to plan it.
Is Silver or Gold the Better Investment in 2026?
Sharon Wu, CFEI, Special to USA TODAY on May 15, 2026
Gold hit record demand in 2025 while silver had one of its strongest price runs in decades — but the two metals serve very different roles in a portfolio.
Should You Add Precious Metals to Your Retirement Account in 2026?
Sharon Wu, CFEI, Special to USA TODAY on May 15, 2026
Gold and silver are hitting record highs in 2026, but financial advisors warn retirement savers to keep precious metals at 10% or less — and to watch for high-pressure sales pitches.
How Asset Titles and Beneficiaries Save Your Heirs From Costly Probate
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on May 14, 2026
More than a quarter of Americans with estate plans are carrying stale beneficiary designations that could accidentally hand assets to the wrong person — or trigger a costly probate battle.
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