The Cost Of Living In New Jersey's Most Expensive Suburb Will Make You Pause
Few states in the Northeast are known for their affordability, but you have to pay an arm and a leg to live in one New Jersey town.
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10 States With The Absolute Highest Median Income
Most of the U.S. states with the highest median income are located on the east and west coasts, with Colorado as the sole inland exception.
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You've Been Warned: Older Adults Should Avoid This Type Of Mortgage
The older you get, the more complicated long-term financing becomes — and that's doubly true for borrowers approaching their golden years.
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5 Little Luxuries To Buy At Walmart This October
Taking advantage of pre-holiday sales can be a great way to add a little luxury to your life without the huge price tag, and these Walmart deals do just that.
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You've Been Warned: These Travel Upgrades Are A Total Waste Of Money
Even basic travel can get expensive, but these last-minute purchases and add-ons can take your vacation from a fun splurge to a poor financial decision.
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Why US Traffic Congestion Is Driving Big Profits For Foreign Companies
As tempting as a toll road can be in the face of gridlock traffic, you might be surprised to learn just where your money is going when paying a toll.
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How Much Money Do Papa Johns Franchise Owners Really Make In A Year?
If you believe in better ingredients and better pizza and have the capital to back it up, opening a location for this chain could be a legitimate career move.
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The Absolute Cheapest Places In These 11 States
If the cost of living where you live is getting out of control, these towns across the United States could add a bit of a reprieve.
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Retirement Before 62: Here's How Much Money You Really Need In Savings
Everyone dreams of enjoying an early retirement — but how many of us can? Truth is, you're going to need some serious savings to make that dream a reality.
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11 Tips That Can Help You Go From Middle Class To Millionaire
Becoming a millionaire doesn't take a high-yield job or family money, but it does take time and a willingness to live below your means.
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The Average 401(k) Balance Of The 'Upper Class' Isn't As High As You'd Think
Saving for retirement is a luxury that not everyone has, and even those with the means to put cash aside don't always save at the rate they could.
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You Can Retire In This Midwest City For Only $1,500 A Month
Enjoying a cheap retirement might sound like an impossible task, but one Midwestern city provides everything a retiree could want without breaking the bank.
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The Most Expensive Game Consoles Ever, Adjusted For Inflation
Game consoles are often a hefty investment, but many of the options of years past had a shockingly high price tag when converted to today's money.
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Home Upgrades That Can Actually Increase Resale Value
Home renovations can be expensive and time consuming, but projects including a front door or garage replacement offer ample return in value.
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You Might Be An 'Upper Class' Retiree If You Have This Net Worth
Once you leave the workforce, your cumulative savings and assets dictate much of your lifestyle. To live like the wealthy, six figures might not cut it.
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Retirees Without A Mortgage Can Live On Social Security Alone In This Southern State
If you're not paying off a house, you might expect your cost of living to be pretty low when you stop working. Well, that's a real possibility in one place.
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How Much Money An American Airlines Flight Attendant Makes In A Year
American Airlines is one of the world's largest and most successful air carriers. But do the company's flight attendants get paid a fair wage?
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This High-Paying Side Gig Is One Of The Best For Retirees
Once they stop working full time, many people get a more casual job just to fill their days. Even part-time work can be lucrative if you know what to do.
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Will The Government Shutdown Affect Social Security's COLA In 2026?
As the government shutdown continues into its second week, Social Security beneficiaries might be worried about the SSA potentially missing deadlines.
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Sneaky Reasons Your Property Insurance Rates Just Went Up
Property insurance rates continue to increase, and while natural disasters play a role, there are many small reasons that contribute.
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These 3 US States Have The Lowest Median Salaries
On average, it pays a lot more to live in some states rather than others, and the lowest median salaries in the US are tough to live on, even within the state.
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This Texas Suburb Is America's 3rd Wealthiest In 2025
Everything's bigger in Texas — including prices. Texas is expensive by Southern standards, but even millionaires might balk at one area's cost of living.
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Retiring At Age 70 Can Change How Much You Need In Retirement Savings
Retiring later can reshape your financial future in many ways. The age you choose changes the balance between savings and benefits more than you may think.
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13 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To Arizona
Retirees flock to Arizona for its ample sunshine and affordable cost of living, but the large influx is starting to overburden the state.
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The Most Expensive Fruit At The Grocery Store Might Surprise You
Fruit seems to be getting more expensive by the day, but one specific kind will hit your wallet harder than anything else at the grocery store.
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This US State Is Gifting $12,000 In Crypto To Certain Residents. Here's Why
What would you do if someone gave you $12,000 in cryptocurrency? Thanks to Coinbase, certain residents in one U.S. state are about to find out.
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Sneaky Factors That Can Hike Up The Cost Of Dental Implants
Dental implants are often advertised as an affordable option, but many factors impact the final cost, including the provider you choose.
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