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Workers Brace for Uncertainty, Prioritize Stability in 2026
Vicki Salemi on January 16, 2026
Workers were feeling optimistic in 2025. Here’s what’s changed this year.
How to Build an Emergency Fund 2.0 for High-Interest Eras
MTN Staff on January 13, 2026
Your old savings strategy is costing you money. Learn how to capitalize on current rates before they vanish.
Partial Retirement Is the New Normal: 12 Jobs That Pay Well for 10 Hours a Week
Kendall Blythe on January 12, 2026
All the professional kudos for a fraction of the time commitment. What’s not to love?
10 of Your Favorite Money Stories of 2025, Ranked
MTN Staff on January 7, 2026
These Money Talks News articles are full of wisdom that will serve you well into the new year and beyond.
At 65, Eric and Alma Wanted an Easier Life and Downsized to a Sleek City Apartment. A Year Later, They Wondered If They Had Done the Right Thing
Kendall Blythe on January 7, 2026
A smaller home, no garden and a market around the corner. Was the convenience worth the cost?
Suddenly Wealthy? Here’s How to Handle It
Mike Pappis on January 6, 2026
Discover these key considerations for managing a lump sum of money.
12 Things That Actually Got a Lot Cheaper in 2025 (Even Some Groceries)
Chris Kissell on January 5, 2026
Not everything got more expensive last year. Here’s what became more affordable in 2025.
22 New Year’s Resolutions That Will Save You Money in 2026
Living on the Cheap Editors on January 2, 2026
Set money-saving goals that will serve you well all year long.
10 Drugs That Just Got Cheaper for Millions of People on Medicare
MTN Staff on January 2, 2026
Beginning this year, Medicare’s new negotiated drug prices could cut prescription costs in half for millions of seniors, a report finds.
The 11 Biggest Financial News Stories of 2025
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 1, 2026
From the Fed finally blinking on interest rates to a cultural shift toward “loud budgeting,” here are the stories that defined your wallet this year.
6 Federal Income Tax Breaks You Can Kiss Goodbye in 2026
Karla Bowsher on December 31, 2025
These deductions, exemptions and exclusions will not be available in 2026 — or ever again.
21 Ways to Deal With Your Post-Holiday Financial Hangover
Carol Cavazos on December 29, 2025
Tackle any debt you took on over the holidays with these simple steps.
Trump’s ‘American Comeback’ Claims: 11 Reality Checks for the People
Kendall Blythe on December 22, 2025
Nice speech. Shame about the math.
Gen X Is at a Crossroads After Retirement ‘Snuck Up’ on Them — 7 Ways They Are Coping
MTN Staff on December 11, 2025
The retirement clock is ticking on this generation. Can they catch up?
Do These 11 Things Now—Make $6,000+ More in 2026
MTN Staff on December 9, 2025
David, 59, wasn’t trying to build a side empire. He just needed an extra $300 monthly to stop touching his savings. A year later, he’s clearing $487—and still working his same day job.
Need $800+ for the Holidays? Here Are 9 Ways to Get It Before (and After) December 25th
MTN Staff on December 9, 2025
Last year, Americans added $1,200 in holiday debt that took seven months to pay off. This year, try these ten strategies that generate real cash instead of mounting interest charges.
These 10 States Have the Highest Foreclosure Rates As Housing Costs Surge. What Can Americans on the Brink of Losing Their Homes Do Now?
Kendall Blythe on December 2, 2025
Can’t afford to live. Can’t afford to sell. Can you find a way out?
Suze Orman on the Consequences of Not Dying Young. Will Your Social Security Benefits Still Support You If You’re Alive and Kicking at 85?
Kendall Blythe on December 2, 2025
Old advice for soon-to-be retirees. Don’t be tempted to collect early.
6 Groups Who Can Expect a Bigger Tax Refund This Spring (It’s Practically Everyone)
Chris Kissell on November 28, 2025
Thanks to recent law, your refund for the 2025 tax year could be significantly larger than expected.
7 Smart Money Moves That Should Help Your Credit Score but Don’t
Kendall Blythe on November 26, 2025
How can you be so financially responsible and still have a poor credit score?
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