What Will Happen To Social Security When The Boomers Begin To Die Out?
While the future of Social Security grows increasingly unclear, it's important to consider how the program might change once baby boomers are no longer with us.
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A Popular Dollar Store Chain Is Increasing Prices (And The Cheapest Item Costs More Than A $1)
This chain announced that it will begin pricing certain items as high as $7, a large departure from it's original one dollar mantra.
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People Are Selling Their Tesla Cars And The Numbers Aren't Pretty
2025 has been rough for Tesla, largely due to Elon Musk's political activity -- and many Tesla owners are deciding to ditch the brand.
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Elon Musk Admits Troubling Details We All Suspected About Social Security
Elon Musk has stated that hundreds of billions of dollars worth of fraud were discovered in an audit of Social Security payments, but this is false.
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The Tax Deduction You Might Be Able To Claim If You Work From Home
If you are a remote worker, there are several tax deductions you can likely take advantage of, especially if you are self-employed.
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The Highest Paying Major Has An Average 6-Figure Salary Right Out Of College
Studying to work in this career field takes six or seven years, but the payoff once you finally finish school is worth the effort.
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Your Odds Of Winning This Lottery Will Increase In 2025
Changes are coming to Mega Millions in 2025 that make it easier to win a non-jackpot prize, although these shifts involve one unpopular aspect.
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The IRS Can Flag Your Taxes For Audit If You Don't Submit These Forms
If you fail to include important income documentation forms with your tax return, the likelihood of an audit from the IRS greatly increases.
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The High Yield Savings Account That Has A 10% APY (But There's A Catch)
With most consumers looking for ways to maintain their purchasing power, could this credit union's 10% APY be the missing key to your financial security?
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Why Trump's Plan To Eliminate Income Tax Is Doomed To Fail
While there has been a lot of discussion surrounding Trump's proposal to eliminate income taxes, the math doesn't quite add up on this particular policy.
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How Investing In Gold Can Help Protect You During Inflation
Investing in gold has historically been a good way to beat inflation, and recent returns suggest this trend could be set to continue.
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Travelers Beware: Southwest Airlines Is Adding A New Fee
Beginning in May, Southwest's popular and trademarked "Two bags fly free" mantra will no longer apply for the vast majority of its customers.
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Why You Should Never Go Public After Winning The Lottery
Winning the lottery would be an understandably exciting time, and your first reaction might be to share the news with everyone. But here's why you shouldn't.
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Retirement In Sight? Here's How Changes In 2025 Could Impact Your Finances
If you're planning on retiring in 2025, these are the changes you need to know about that will most impact your finances as a recent retiree.
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Kitchen Items You Should Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
If you have fine China, sterling silver cutlery, or other high-dollar kitchen ware, selling these items can land you a solid retirement boost.
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How Much Money Robert F. Kennedy Jr Inherited From His Family Trust
Robert F Kennedy Jr comes from a high-profile family and had a successful career as an environmental lawyer, and is certainly not broke.
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The Money Saving Mistake You Should Never Make, Per Dave Ramsey
While Dave Ramsey is full of financial advice, avoiding this one particular savings mistake can make all the difference when it comes to financial stability.
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North Korea Just Pulled Off The Biggest Heist In World History
While North Korea is well-known for cyber attacks, their latest hack is officially the biggest heist in history with $1.5 billion in stolen funds.
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The State With The Highest In-State College Tuition Fees
General wisdom is that attending college in your home state is more affordable. However, for would-be students in some states, this might not be the case.
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The Cheapest US State To Live In Isn't Considered One Of The Best
While finding a place with a more affordable cost of living might seem like a good idea, certain states prove that affordability isn't everything.
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The Best Place To Put Your High-Tax Income To Save Money Like Millionaires
The wealthiest Americans use a number of clever tricks to avoid paying taxes, including handling their high-tax income in this manner.
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The British Royal Family's Net Worth Is Hard To Calculate. Here's Why
The British Monarchy's wealth is in the billions of dollars, but much of that is tied up in real estate and other valuable holdings.
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If Your Debt Is Below This Number, You're Under The National Average For Your Age
American consumers are racking up debt like no generation before, with individual non-mortgage debt topping $20,000 for most age groups.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Massive Reported Credit Card Debt Will Shock You
The presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent a lot of money -- enough to rack of a startling amount of credit card debt.
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How Long Will It Take To Get Your Tax Refund In 2025?
When you will receive your tax refund depends largely on when you file and whether you file online, through a service, or via the mail.
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Which Is Cheaper: Brewing Coffee At Home Vs. Grabbing A Daily Starbucks?
Buying a daily coffee at Starbucks or another cafe is a tempting proposition, but do it every day and it can really cost you in the long run.
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