Fact Check: Is A $1702 Stimulus Payment Actually Coming For Everyone This October?
Rumors of a $1,702 stimulus check for Americans have circulated, but you must live in a very specific area in order to qualify for the payment.
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This FICO Change Could Significantly Impact Your Credit Score
Shifting borrowing habits and convenient financing options are changing the way lenders view creditworthiness. Here's how your credit score could be affected.
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The Top 3 US States With The Highest Average Credit Scores
Building good credit takes time and planning. If you're thinking about applying for a loan or credit card, follow the example these regions set.
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The Key Differences Between Medicare And Medicaid
Both Medicare and Medicaid draw federal funds to help cover healthcare costs, but how they function -- and who qualifies -- can vary.
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USPS Is Increasing Prices (But Claims It's Not Forever)
Despite a postage increase in July, USPS is set to enforce another increase starting October 5, 2025 -- but this time the price hike is meant to be temporary.
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New Retirees Be Warned: The Government Shutdown Could Affect Your Social Security
As the threat of a government shutdown looms, Social Security beneficiaries might be wondering just how worried they should be about their benefits.
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The 10 Most Affordable Places To Live In California
California is not a cheap place to live, but cities like Bakersfield and Fresno offer a more affordable cost of living than coastal metros.
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The Affordable Way To Clean Your Gutters That Could Save You A Ton Of Cash In The Long Run
Keeping your gutters clean is essential to keep your home in good shape, but getting them done professionally can be quite costly. Do this instead.
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How Much Does The Super Bowl Halftime Show Cost
With the NFL recently announcing the halftime performer for the upcoming 2026 Super Bowl, you might wonder how much the whole thing costs.
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The Best Texas College Towns For Retirees To Move To
Texas is a big state with a collection of college towns that offer a lower cost of living and slower pace of life than the major cities.
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The Retirement Savings Rule That Only Requires One Simple Calculation
Many savers spend years juggling calculators and advice, yet a single formula could reveal whether your nest egg is on track for the future.
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The 12 Most Affordable Places To Live In Canada
Relocating to Canada can be a financial boon and result in an improved quality of life for Americans, particularly to the country's smaller cities.
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You've Been Warned: Paying Off Your Mortgage Before Retirement Could Cost You
While entering retirement mortgage-free can be an appealing option, there are financial ramifications of prioritizing mortgage payments in your younger years.
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Kevin O'Leary Reveals How Much Money You Need In The Bank To Live Off Interest Alone
According to Kevin O'Leary, stowing away this amount of money in a high-yield savings or investment account can provide enough interest to replace a job.
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Retirees Are At Risk Of Going Broke If They Make These Finance Mistakes
Balancing and managing your finances as a retiree can be quite different than doing so as a working professional, with a need for lower risk.
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Savings Bonds Are Ready To Redeem When They Reach This 'Magic' Number
While savings bonds can technically be cashed in after as little as 12 months, you could face penalties if you redeem them before this timeframe.
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Tennessee's Latest Tourism Boom Might Surprise You
Tennessee may not be the largest state by size or population, but both its rural towns and major cities have plenty to offer its visitors.
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Americans Can Expect More Rate Cuts From The Fed And This Is Why
The Federal Reserve approved its first rate cut in nine months during its September meeting, and analysts predict more cuts could be coming in 2025.
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Retirees Should Rethink These Bills Immediately
Moving into retirement not only means ridding yourself of your professional obligations, but also certain financial obligations as well.
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2 Of America's 'Most Charming Small Downtowns' Will Make You Pay
HGTV's list of the best small downtowns in America includes two charming Georgia locales. However, homeowners may be paying extra for their proximity to charm.
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This Underrated South Dakota City Is One Of The Cheapest College Towns In The US
Discover a hidden South Dakota gem where college life is affordable, housing costs are low, and even grocery shopping won't break the bank.
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How Much Do Anytime Fitness Franchise Owners Really Make In A Year
Anytime Fitness franchise owners can expect to make six figures annually, but ultimately, take-home pay is determined by factors like location and management.
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Celebrities That Died With A Lot Of Debt
Celebrities like Whitney Houston and Marvin Gaye made boat loads of money during their careers, but for various reasons it didn't stick around.
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Proposed Federal Bill Could Significantly Reduce Taxes For Retirees
As Social Security's trust fund insolvency date looms ever closer, many seniors are concerned about receiving benefits. One lawmaker just proposed a solution.
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What You Need To Know Before Signing An NDA
As excited as you may be to get started on your new job, it's wise to know what to expect and do if your new employer slides an NDA over to you to sign.
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What Happens If The Social Security Retirement Age Is Raised To 69?
As Social Security's trust funds continue to head for a financial cliff, one suggestion for retaining solvency involves pushing the full retirement age back.
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Being 'Middle Class' In The US Doesn't Mean What You Think It Does Anymore
For decades, achieving solid middle-class status was the American dream, but the majority share of US wealth has shifted away from this long-lauded demographic.
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