Labor participation for those 55 to 64 is forecast to be 37.4% in 2032. That said, CFP Lawrence Sprung names the one financial skill older workers should hone.
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According to ScrapeHero, there are 7.67 times more Subway shops in the U.S. than Jimmy John's. If you have both in your area, here's how they compare.
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As a monthly bill, any change to the cost of your cell service can add up quickly. Consider, $5 isn't much, but in a year, that's $60, which is a bit different.
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Disability insurance is a type of coverage many likely think is for older workers. However, as with health insurance, disability coverage is for everyone.
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Today, products and services are literally a click (or tap) away, making spending easier than ever. Employing the 24-hour rule can help curb such spending.
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We're always looking for ways to save when traveling, but many of us make this same spending mistake while at the airport. And it's one we can easily avoid.
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While insurance coverage (for health, home, car, pet, etc.) is a financial decision every consumer needs to make, provider options are becoming fewer.
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While 1% doesn't seem like a lot, when you're talking about a mortgage, it can make a significant difference. We take a look at the numbers at 7%, 6%, and 5%.
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Prior to Season 2 of "House of the Dragon," Max raised prices for new subscribers. The timing seemed hopeful in banking on the draw of the "GoT" prequel.
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Those kitchen items passed down by generations hold enormous sentimental value, and in some cases, they hold collectible value, too. Think "Antiques Roadshow."
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Is a rule like 20/3/8 realistic in today's inflationary environment? Here, we see how this budgeting rule would work with today's prices and auto loan rates.
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AAA dates back 132 years. Today, the federation of 32 motor clubs offers three tiers to its membership and roadside assistance: Classic, Plus, and Premier.
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In 2023, the rate of Americans willing (or able) to move for work fell to 1.6%. Workers are staying put, even if they live in one of the worst states for jobs.
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Depending on how you paid a contractor will determine your next steps should they say they've lost your payment. We take a look at three scenarios.
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While a 96-month loan may present the only way some consumers can afford to add car payments to their budget, such a lengthy loan will also cost you.
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When it comes to job perks, things like health insurance and paid time off come to mind, but don't forget about employee discounts and their savings.
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Many may be more familiar with Chipotle than Qdoba, given there are four times as many locations. For those with a choice, here's how far your money can go.
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Anyone new to sports betting, and who plans to make a wager someday, will need to understand the basics, starting with terms like odds, lines, and even money.
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Five of the biggest sports betting wins of all time are all from the 2000s. They also cover four sports: horse racing, golf, baseball, and football.
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Several years back, Kevin O'Leary explained why 45, to him, was the "turning point" for becoming debt-free. This, when household debt in America is over $17T.
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Per the BLS, the higher the education, the greater the average pay. This said, some college majors offer more of a sure thing when it comes to a good ROI.
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When your family grows, it means it's time for some new budgetary math. Knowing how much it costs to raise a child today can help you get things right early on.
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Debt. A reality for most, how we choose to pay that debt back is key to whether or not we do so in a cost-effective way. A lot depends on the order.
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When building net worth, there's a milestone financial experts say is the magic number. Once reached, the power of compound interest really takes off.
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A recent NCAA survey found the most common bet was $10 to $20. That aligns with several of the stories here: modest bets that turned into mega payouts.
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Unlike, say, our mortgage or rent, what we pay for our phones is negotiable, whether through an adjustment to our data usage or we find a better plan.
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Retirement is the dream for many workers, but choosing the right place to settle down plays a big role in how comfortable you'll be.
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