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7 Brutal Truths About Caregiving Costs That Are Bankrupting American Families
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 2, 2026
Caregiving is coming for most American families. The only question is whether you’ll be ready for it or ruined by it.
14 Things You Should Throw Out the Day You Retire — Before They Drain Your Savings
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 25, 2026
Hang on to these relics of your working life and watch your retirement money vanish.
6 Ways to Save on Health Care Costs and Avoid Taking on Medical Debt
Brynne Conroy (The Penny Hoarder) on September 23, 2026
Try these resources for relief from high health care costs.
Gen Z Is Ghosting People Over Dating Debt: How Did We Get Here?
Rachel Hale and USA TODAY on September 23, 2026
A Zelle survey found that 20% of Gen Z daters have taken on debt to maintain a relationship, making honest budget talks more important than ever
From Ray Dalio to Suze Orman: What 7 Big Names Say About Investing in Gold
Kendall Blythe on September 23, 2026
The nuances vary, but they agree on the big picture.
Drowning in Debt and Out of Options? Maybe Not.
Kendall Blythe on September 21, 2026
Learn these tactics to take back control so you can breathe easy again.
What a Fed Rate Hike Means for Credit Card Debt, Car Loans and Savers
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on September 18, 2026
A quarter-point increase could raise card costs within two billing cycles, while savers may see better yields and borrowers can negotiate lower rates
Can You Answer 13 Simple Questions About Your Day-to-Day Earning, Spending and Saving?
Kendall Blythe on September 17, 2026
Ending every month in the black does not mean you are managing your money.
Mortgage Rates Are Still High. How to Get an Affordable Home Loan
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on September 16, 2026
With rates near 7%, your credit score, down payment and loan program could make a meaningful difference in the offer you receive from lenders
Will You Get Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Check? Here’s What We Know
Mike Snider and USA TODAY on September 12, 2026
The proposed payment would require congressional approval, while a separate $500 refund could reach about 1 million ACA enrollees in October
Trump’s $5,000 Payout Plan Faces a Maze of Obstacles Among Republicans in Congress
Zachary Schermele and USA TODAY on September 10, 2026
The proposed checks would cost more than $1 trillion, face Democratic opposition and require Republicans to unite behind a funding plan.
Get Scammed Out of Your IRA and the IRS Sends You a Bill: This Is the Cruelest Rule in the Code
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2026
A thief drains your retirement account. Then the IRS wants its cut. Here’s why, and the fix Congress keeps stalling.
Money Can Cause Family Strife. That’s Why Parents Must Talk About It
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 9, 2026
Parents plan to divide assets equally, but many adult children favor a needs-based split, making honest estate conversations essential before tensions boil over
Billionaire Ray Dalio’s Advice for Protecting Your Retirement Savings From a Possible Debt Crisis
Kendall Blythe on August 26, 2026
If he’s right, gold and bitcoin may be in your future.
Retire Without Regrets: 7 Financial Moves American Retirees Wish They Could Undo
Kendall Blythe on August 24, 2026
Don’t jump the gun on your retirement. Learn from those who pulled the trigger too soon.
The Secret to Paying Off Debt When You Need Quick Wins and Serious Momentum
Dana Miranda (The Penny Hoarder) and Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on August 21, 2026
This strategy for tackling debt can be easier to implement and help you see progress faster.
IRS Warns About Back Tax Phone Scams Targeting Taxpayers
C. A. Bridges, USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida on August 20, 2026
The IRS and FTC are warning taxpayers about a surge in phone scams where fraudsters impersonate government agencies to demand back taxes and steal personal information.
You Don’t Have to Suffer to Retire Well — 5 Things the ‘Deprivation’ Crowd Gets Wrong
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 19, 2026
A famous investor says practice deprivation before retirement. The numbers say he’s aiming at the wrong enemy entirely.
The National Debt Is About to Top $40 Trillion. Here’s Why the Stock Market Doesn’t Care — and Why You Should
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 18, 2026
The debt’s about to cross $40 trillion while stocks hit records. That gap should scare you more than it does.
4 Reasons You Should Stop Donating Money in the Checkout Line Already
B.T. Ballenger on August 12, 2026
Would you like to round up your total and donate the change for a good cause? Maybe not.
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