Financial Considerations In A Divorce, According To A Family Law Attorney
When it comes to money matters and divorce, people often aren't aware of what they can and cannot do, or what they should do during the legal process.
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Can You Talk About Pay With Your Coworkers?
Pay transparency laws are becoming more prevalent, but they're not yet everywhere, leaving many employees to wonder where they stand as far as pay equity.
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Major Red Flags You Should Look Out For In An Employer
Looking for a new job isn't typically a fun process, but you'll be better off going forward if you keep an eye out for these troubling signs.
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Vampire Energy: Is Leaving Your Phone Charger Plugged In Costing You?
While vampire energy, aka standby power or phantom power, is absolutely real, is your phone charger really the worst of your home's energy suckers?
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5 Of The Best Budgeting Apps To Help Manage Your Money
Meeting financial goals requires budgeting, and while people can tackle this on their own, tech can help with streamlining the process and staying on track.
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What The 'Click To Cancel' Rule Means For You & Your Wallet
Most households have multiple subscriptions, and it's easy to forget about one (two) in a busy month. For these, a new rule aims to make it easier to cancel.
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The Home Depot's Latest Prediction Could Be A Warning Sign For The Economy
Given the kinds of products sold at the Home Depot, it stands to reason that any shift in consumer spending could be a clue about the economy overall
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Pill Splitting May Be The Trick To Saving Money On Medicine, If Done Safely
You may have heard about saving money by splitting pills. But before you go and do so, too, you need to learn if you can, and if so, how to cut pills safely.
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You've Been Warned: Skipping Jury Duty Could Seriously Cost You
While many dread receiving a jury summons, it's important you respond to the card. Depending on your state, the cost of avoidance can hit more than your wallet.
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The Type Of Home Many Millionaires Live In May Surprise You
TV shows tend to offer a skewed view of how the rich and famous live. While some of them certainly do live opulently, the truth is, the majority of them don't.
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Celebrities Who Admit To Being Big Sports Gamblers
When PAPSA was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2018, chances are these five celebs were likely in favor of it -- being sports bettors themselves.
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11 Seriously Alarming Retirement Stats That Should Concern You
Saving for retirement is a routine practice for millions of Americans, but the process isn't always as smooth as it's made out to be.
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The Dark Side Of Sports Betting You Should Know
Americans wagered $119.84 billion on sports in 2023. This represented a 27.5% increase from 2022. And it's all tied into the downsides of betting on sports.
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Here's How Much Airbnb Hosts Really Make, Per Study
At last count, there were ~2.2 million Airbnb hosts in the U.S. Note that how much Airbnb hosts make varies by location; in some cases, it's by over 40%.
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Who Actually Benefits The Most Financially During A Recession?
While you can guess that the wealthiest of consumers can benefit from a recession, there are two other groups that can also come out of a recession better off.
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Heads Up: This Is The Best Time Of Year To Look For A New Job
The U.S. economy added 114,000 jobs in July, 65,000 fewer than what was estimated. This said, summer historically isn't the best time to look for a new job.
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How To Survive A Recession (And Prosper When It's Over)
While a recession brings economic hardship, there are ways to weather one as an investor, as well as set yourself up for the eventual rebound to follow.
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What Might Happen To Social Security If Kamala Harris Wins The Presidency
Though Kamala Harris has yet to outline her policy on Social Security, it's likely similar to Joe Biden's and the Democratic Party's stance overall.
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15 Things Frugal People Do To Make Big Money Moves (And You Should Start Too)
Being frugal doesn't mean being cheap, it means following these money-saving hacks to get ahead of the curve with your personal finances.
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Think Twice Before Hiding Valuables In These Common Places In Your Home
There are some common places in the home where thieves always look first, which means you need to be strategic if/when hiding your valuables there.
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Here's What The DOL's New Overtime Rule Really Means
The Department of Labor recently announced new baselines for employee pay that qualifies as exempt from overtime, with a two-tiered implementation.
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This US State Has The Highest Cost Of Living For Single People
While it's most expensive to live in this state for singles, it's actually expensive for everyone. That said, the state also ranks high for disposable income.
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How To Add A Personal Touch To Your Wedding And Save Money
Per The Knot, the average cost of alcohol for a wedding of 50 or fewer guests was $1,430 in 2023, or 9% more than in 2022. Here's a way you can save.
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Pay Attention: Tips To Saving Your First $100K
Many financial experts would agree that $100K is a magic number for savings. To get there, it takes budgeting and giving your money a chance to grow.
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Student Loans: What You Need To Know Before Switching To An IDR Plan
Federal student loan debt accounts for over 91% of all student loan debt in the U.S. This includes 6.2% of borrowers who are 62 years of age or older.
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One Of The Cheapest States To Retire In Is Also A Popular Travel Destination
Looking for a cheap place to retire? A certain Mountain West state offers a natural beauty tourists flock to, but also various ways to save for its residents.
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What Happens If You Miss A Student Loan Payment?
U.S. student loan debt totals $1.753T. If you miss a loan payment, what happens next will largely depend on if you have a federal or a private loan.
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