Retirement
Why More Retirees Choose Renting Over Homeownership
Claire Monroe on June 5, 2025
Trading deeds for leases, today’s retirees are unlocking flexibility, liquidity, and lifestyle upgrades by ditching ownership in favor of smart rental strategies tailored to modern financial goals.
5 Ways Gig Workers Can Build Real Retirement Security Without Traditional Benefits
Claire Monroe on June 5, 2025
The gig economy has left millions without employer-backed long-term savings plans, but new tools and strategies are helping independent workers build financial security on their own terms.
The Trump Branding Boom: How to Cash in Without Getting Played
Jacqueline Leppla on June 5, 2025
Trump’s name may soon be on everything that moves — and plenty that doesn’t. Learn what to watch for and what to do when political hype meets your wallet.
The 5 Essential Financial Accounts Every American Should Have Today
Claire Monroe on August 13, 2025
Setting yourself up for long-term success starts with opening the right accounts now.
Why Your 401(K) Just Lost Money — and What You Should Do About It
Claire Monroe on June 4, 2025
Market dips can rattle your 401(k), but smart moves now can protect your long-term goals — here’s what’s happening and how to stay on track.
Social Security Increases for Nearly 3 Million Retirees
Claire Monroe on June 4, 2025
Millions of retirees are seeing bigger Social Security checks and back pay. Find out who qualifies, how much is at stake, and when remaining payments are expected.
20 Senior Discounts so Good, You’ll Wish You Turned 60 Sooner
Claire Monroe on June 4, 2025
Take advantage of savings in every part of your life — these discounts reward experience with serious value.
Crypto Meets Your 401(k): A Risk Too Big for Retirement?
Claire Monroe on June 4, 2025
A new rule allows crypto in 401(k) plans — but before you jump in, learn why financial experts say the risks may outweigh the rewards for retirement savers.
Can You Beat These High School Students at Their Own Money Game?
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Some teenagers are acing financial questions about required minimum distributions, compound interest, and investment returns that would stump many adults. Can you keep up?
7 Ways Volunteering Improves Your Mood, Money, and More
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Lending a hand can lift your spirits, strengthen your finances, and unlock hidden personal benefits. Here’s how.
Hard-Earned Lessons: What Many Retirees Regret About Money
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Learn about common financial regrets that surface after retirement. Here’s what some wish they’d done differently — and how you can avoid the same mistakes.
24 Map and Transit Hacks to Help You Save on Travel
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
These easy-to-use tools and navigation tips help you save on gas, parking, rideshares, and more — without sacrificing adventure.
Why Grocery Loyalty Programs May Be Raising Your Food Bills
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Loyalty pricing can sometimes mask higher base prices. Understanding how these programs work may help you avoid spending more than you need to.
15 Uncommon Financial Tips That Outsmart Conventional Advice
Kathleen Coxwell on June 3, 2025
Here are some financial suggestions that are better than conventional wisdom.
Jamie Dimon Warns Bond Market Crisis Could Halt Lending to Small Businesses
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
A credit crunch could be brewing as bond market stress threatens small business lending, job stability, and economic growth.
Borrowing Just Got Pricier and U.S. National Debt Is a Big Reason Why
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Rising federal debt drives up loan rates, which may force buyers to pay significantly more over time.
Trump Administration Halts Social Security Garnishments for Defaulted Student Loans
Kendall Blythe on June 3, 2025
A last-minute decision by the Education Department prevents automatic student loan deductions from Social Security checks for over 450,000 older borrowers.
Required Travel to Social Security Offices Burdens Rural Americans
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Need to update your Social Security direct deposit information? In some states, that means a two-hour drive.
Don’t Mix Love and Loans: 9 Boundaries That Keep Finances From Ruining Friendships
Claire Monroe on June 3, 2025
Lending money to a loved one feels kind — until it backfires. Protect yourself and your relationships with these ground rules.
The Pros and Cons of Retiring in Europe Versus Latin America
Kat Kalashian on June 3, 2025
Both continents have their pluses and minuses.
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