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He Voted for Lower Prices. Now His Bills Are up 20%: 10 Everyday Costs Hammering Consumers
MTN Staff on November 6, 2025
Despite Trump’s campaign promises to crush inflation, lots of everyday expenses continue climbing. Here are specific things you can do today to fight back.
5 Methods for Paying Off Credit Card Debt
Janet Keeler (The Penny Hoarder), Mike Brassfield (The Penny Hoarder) and Jen Smith (The Penny Hoarder) on October 31, 2025
Paying off your credit cards is a wise move. Here’s how you can do it.
Tipped Workers Feel Stiffed by the No Tax on Tips Law
Kendall Blythe on October 29, 2025
Thought you would pocket thousands in untaxed tips? Think again.
Jean Chatzky Has a Grave Warning for the 85% of Pre-Retirees Who Refuse to Stop Spending on Family
Kendall Blythe on October 29, 2025
Putting family first is a basic instinct. But is it always the right choice?
Medicare Shake-Up: 4 Things to Know About Prior Authorization Changes for 2026
Kendall Blythe on October 29, 2025
You can expect extra paperwork, delays and even denial. How can you prepare?
5 Ways to Take Early Retirement Withdrawals Without Paying a Penalty
Kathleen Coxwell on October 28, 2025
Paying taxes is unpleasant enough. Don’t get hit with an early withdrawal fine.
11 Financial Mistakes I Made in My 40s (Cost Me $300K)
MTN Staff on January 27, 2026
Hard-earned lessons from someone who’s been there, plus the roadmap I wish I’d had sooner.
Amazon lays off 14,000 workers as its SVP of People Experience says the company is focusing on its ‘biggest bets’ and investing in AI
Kendall Blythe on November 5, 2025
The future is here. It’s do or die for some careers. How will you protect yours?
9 Things Retirees Should Stop Buying, According to Financial Experts
Chris Kissell on October 28, 2025
Financial advisors reveal which purchases you should leave behind to make your golden years more secure.
How Wage Increases Compare to Inflation, According to Workers
Vicki Salemi on October 27, 2025
Here’s how financial strain is reshaping both personal and professional decisions.
The CFO of JPMorgan Chase Says Consumers Are Resilient. Union Pacific’s CEO Sees Cracks. Where Does That Leave You?
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
If the experts cannot agree, how do you know what to do to safeguard your money?
Wealth and Longevity: 5 Steps to Close the Life Expectancy Gap
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
On average, higher-income people live longer. Can you buy more time if you’re not in the top 20%?
How to Pack a Backpack and Skip the Baggage Fees
Sean Cudahy (The Penny Hoarder) on October 22, 2025
This hack to save while traveling comes down to a few simple, key strategies.
14 Myths About Becoming a Millionaire
Kathleen Coxwell on October 21, 2025
A lot of what you believe about hitting six-figure status is likely all wrong.
20 Must-Do Items for the Year You Retire
Kathleen Coxwell on October 21, 2025
Here’s what you’ll want to do as you count down to retirement.
Hooked by the Headline? How to Tell Clickbait From Genuine Money Advice
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
Just because it’s catchy does not mean it’s a trap. How do you know what to trust?
Rich and Broke: How Can Someone Approaching Retirement Who Owns Their House Outright and Has $1M in Savings Struggle With Money Month to Month?
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
Secure on paper. Stretched in reality. What happened to the American dream?
6 Ways Your Income Taxes Change in Retirement (for Better and Worse)
Chris Kissell on October 16, 2025
Understanding how your tax situation evolves in retirement may help you keep more money in your pocket.
Suze Orman on Why Claiming Social Security Early Is a Bad Idea
Kendall Blythe on October 24, 2025
$100s, $1,000s, $10,000s? That’s a lot of cold hard cash to lose.
Why You Need an Emergency Fund and How to Start One in 4 Steps
Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) on October 15, 2025
Having a solid backup for the unexpected should be one of your top financial goals.
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