Why Louisiana's Insurance Law Could Hurt Homeowners The Most
As if homeowners weren't facing enough homeowners insurance difficulties today, one Louisiana law could leave consumers unprotected in the wake of a disaster.
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5 Things That Used To Cost Us Money But Are Now Free
In a world where most items have gone up in price, there are a handful of goods and services that once came with a fee that we don't lose a dime on anymore.
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9 Items And Services You Should Buy Before Retiring
As you work towards retirement, financial and lifestyle planning shifts and its important to stay ahead of the things that will make life easiest.
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One Of The Best Places For A Retiree Is A Picturesque College Town In Ohio
This Midwestern college town boasts an affordable lifestyle, gorgeous architecture, plenty of food and culture, and even ways to make money in retirement.
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The Heartwarming Story Of A Granddaughter Helping Her 86-Year-Old Grandfather Retire
This 86-year-old grandfather was forced to work at a grocery store, but his granddaughter's GoFundMe campaign helped raise enough money for him to retire.
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Rick Steves' Recent $2.25 Million Purchase Might Surprise You
Known for his generous nature, Rick Steves recently made a surprising $2.25 million purchase to help the less fortunate people living in his community.
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5 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To Europe
As people age, they often have more leisure time and freedom. Many consider going abroad to shake things up, but it doesn't always make for an idyllic life.
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How Much Money The Average Teacher Can Expect To Have In Retirement Savings
Teachers generally end up with more money in their retirement savings than the average American. However, their savings are in a worse spot than before.
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How Much Money Does It Cost To Visit The Great Giza Pyramids In Egypt?
Flying to see the Great Giza Pyramids in Egypt isn't as cheap as a quick destination trip, but once you're on the ground the costs are more affordable.
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5 Costco Items Customers Return Most Frequently
Even though its sales keep growing year after year, Costco is well-known for its lenient return policy. Customers return these items most frequently.
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Consumer Reports Say This Is The Worst Homeowners Insurance Company
Homeowners insurance can be expensive to begin with, and using a poorly-rated company can make matters worse. Here's the company Consumer Reports says to avoid.
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Retirees Be Warned: Avoid This Retirement Account If You Don't Want To Bleed Money
This retirement account may seem appealing because of the freedom it affords, but it will cause you to bleed precious money through various fees.
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14 States With The Highest Average Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt is a significant issue throughout the United States, but the debt load is not evenly distributed across the 50 states.
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Living Off Investment Interest: The Math Is Easier Than You Think
If you're picturing a stress-free retirement where you live off investment interest, use this easy formula to calculate how much of a principal you'll need.
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The Best Beach Towns In California For A Retiree
California isn't known for affordability, but it is famous for its beaches. If you've dreamed of retiring close to a beach, these towns are worth considering.
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You've Been Warned: This Type Of Credit Card Could Make You Bleed Money
These days, it seems like there’s a credit card for everything. This specific kind may seem essential in an emergency, but it comes with major risks.
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The Savings Strategy Financial Experts Swear By For Building Wealth
Keeping up with bills is hard enough, so saving can feel like a luxury. However, one approach to saving works so well even billionaires swear by it.
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Rick Steves Recommends This Type Of Airplane Ticket To Save The Most Money
With the average international flight from the U.S. costing over $1,000, it could be worth considering other flight types to save you money.
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New Mexico's Affordable Desert Town Is Also The Gateway To White Sands National Park
If you can picture yourself living on the edge of North America's largest desert and the White Sands National Park, this affordable town may be right for you.
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Warning Signs Of A Looming Recession, According To An Economist
As prices rise and financial uncertainty spreads, experts are picking up on more and more indicators that the economy is in a considerable decline.
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Retirees Be Warned: Avoid This Popular Upgrade If You Don't Want To Bleed Money
This upgrade may seem like an excellent way to enjoy your hard-earned money in retirement, but it's a major money drain that will chip away at your savings.
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One Of The Worst Assets To Inherit Is Nothing More Than A Hassle
Inheriting assets from a loved one can serve as a financial boost. But this type of inherited asset is usually nothing more than an expensive hassle.
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10 Reasons A Retiree Regrets Buying A Luxury Car
Buying a luxury car is rarely a fiscally sound decision for retirees, due to high depreciation and expensive maintenance and upkeep.
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The Salary Benchmarks Defining 'Comfortable Living' In The Midwest
Due to inflation, many Americans are looking to move to places with a lower cost of living. Here's how much you need to make to be comfortable in the Midwest.
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The Surprising Way Fed Rate Cuts Could Impact Social Security
Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts could be a sign of what's to come when the Social Security COLA increase is calculated for 2027. Here's what we know.
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You've Been Warned: These Popular Retailer Credit Cards Are Simply Terrible
While retailer credit cards might seem like a good choice for some people, certain cards are terrible choices once you look further into what they offer.
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5 Popular Food Items Likely To Increase In Price In 2026
Economic pressures and shifting global conditions may soon affect some grocery staples, offering clues about which pantry items could strain budgets next year.
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