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10 Cities Where the Most Women Earn 6-Figure Salaries
Ben Geier on July 16, 2020
These cities have the biggest share of women earning more than $100,000.
11 Dumb Money Mistakes That Are Holding You Back
Marilyn Lewis on October 26, 2021
How many of these financial blunders drain money from your pocket and your dreams?
The 10 Best Housing Markets for Growth and Stability
Ben Geier on July 14, 2020
These housing markets showed the most growth in the past 25 years.
These 11 Cities Are Where Seniors Are Most and Least Financially Secure
Nadia Ahmad on February 15, 2022
This list shows where seniors live most comfortably and where they are struggling the most to make ends meet.
10 Cities Where the Most Millennials Are Moving
Stephanie Horan on July 13, 2020
These are the cities where millennials want to live most — and the places they’re leaving behind.
Walmart’s New Health Insurance to Offer Medicare Plans
Chris Kissell on July 11, 2020
The retail giant is about to roll out health coverage — including Medicare policies, reports say.
10 States Where Residents Are Financially Hurting the Most Amid COVID-19
Stephanie Horan on July 9, 2020
Many residents of these states are struggling with unemployment and may not be able to afford housing or food because of the pandemic’s strain.
The 10 Worst Cities for Unemployment During COVID-19
Stephanie Horan on July 8, 2020
Cities in one particular state dominate this ranking.
11 Money Moves We’ve Made During the Pandemic
Money Talks News on July 4, 2020
Here’s what we’re doing differently in our own lives since the financial downturn began.
$4,000 Travel Tax Credit: What to Know About ‘Explore America’
Bankrate.com on April 27, 2021
Here’s how a federal stimulus proposal could help fund your next vacation.
21 Hobbies You Can Turn Into a Business
Marilyn Lewis on June 29, 2020
Wouldn’t it be great to parlay your passion into profits? Amid a recession and pandemic, here are numerous paths to self-employment.
11 Essential Money Moves to Make in Your 60s — and Beyond
Marilyn Lewis on July 30, 2020
In retirement, you’ll need to safeguard your nest egg while growing it enough to beat inflation. Here’s how to do both.
Why Your Parents Retired Happier Than You Will
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 26, 2020
In this week’s podcast: My parents entered retirement with much more financial security than I’ll have. And I’m definitely not alone.
How Slashing My Lunch Costs Saves Me $200,000
Angela Colley on June 23, 2020
Only a fool — and a very rich one at that — would waste $200,000 on lunch, right? Wrong.
Can My Wife Switch Back to a Social Security Spousal Benefit?
Jeff Miller on June 18, 2020
Life expectancy determines optimal claiming strategy.
Is Cheap Sunscreen Good Enough?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 15, 2020
Sometimes paying for a brand name is worth it. Other times, it’s just a burn.
7 Creative Passive Income Ideas That Don’t Involve Investing
B.T. Ballenger on June 13, 2020
Even with more time than money, you can still start building passive income.
Avoiding the 3 Biggest Money Problems Reported by Retirees
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 12, 2020
In this week’s podcast: common financial regrets — along with advice on how to avoid them.
What Kind of Companies Offer Jobs for 15-Year-Olds and 16-Year-Olds?
B.T. Ballenger on June 9, 2020
Most teens aren’t too young to learn the value of a dollar, and federal law recognizes that.
The Right Way to Mix Money and Marriage
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 9, 2020
This reader came to the right place for answers about how to merge finances in a marriage.
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