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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The Unexpected Value Of Your Old Motorcycles
The value of many collectibles has been decreasing, but this trend has not affected motorcycles. Discover why your old bike may fetch more than you think.
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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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How Much Money The Average American Has In Their Checking Account
Personal finance can be as volatile as the economy itself, but the amount you have in the bank might be closer to the norm than you realize.
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The Worst Assets To Leave In A Living Trust If You Want Your Kids To Avoid Probate
Distributing inheritance can be a difficult process. Luckily, you can take steps so that the things you leave behind get passed along with little hassle.
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You're Probably Upper-Middle Class If You Regularly Buy From These Brands
Brands like Away, Everlane, and Tesla are symbols of the upper-middle class, displaying stability and success but not necessarily endless riches.
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The Tax Numbers That Could Increase Your Risk Of An IRS Audit
Think your return is safe? Some tax numbers could suggest otherwise and increase your risk of an IRS audit. Here is what every filer should know.
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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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The Largest Car Recalls In Recent History Cost A Ton Of Money
Vehicles get recalled for all sorts of reasons: a faulty airbag, a defective battery, bad tires. Here are some of the largest and most costly recalls.
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Nvidia's Huge Money Move Won't Solve Intel's Biggest Problem
While Nvidia's $5 billion investment in it's semiconductor rival, Intel, was big news it isn't necessarily a guarantee that Intel won't continue to face issues.
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Donald Trump Is Placing New Import Taxes On These Items
Just when you thought the ongoing tariff bonanza couldn't get any more complicated, Trump announced new tariffs on specific items you might need.
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Online Shopping Scams: Think Twice If You Spot These Website Red Flags
Online shopping scams are rampant these days, and consumers are advised to monitor factors like site load speed and URL irregularities.
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This Italian Restaurant Chain Had A Clear Plan Before Filing For Bankruptcy
While it might feel like yet another restaurant bit the dust, the pre-bankruptcy planning of this Italian restaurant might just mean it survives long term.
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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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This Major Pharmacy Chain Operator Just Filed For Bankruptcy And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
After a settlement causing it to fork over more than $900 million, this pharmacy operator and subsidiary of CVS filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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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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Consumer Reports Says This Popular 2025 Vehicle Is One Of The Least Reliable
While sticker price can be an important factor when shopping for a new car, researching the model's reliability should be just as important.
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12 Popular Candies You Never Knew Mars Owned
Mars owns many of the most popular candies in the country, including M&Ms, Snickers, and some lesser-celebrated by equally respected treats.
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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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Taking This Business Credit Could Increase Your IRS Audit Risk
The IRS pays close attention to certain business credits. Without proper documentation, taking this one could put you at greater audit risk.
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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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Texas Billionaire Tom Dundon's Investment Past Could Worry Trailblazer Faithful
Sports fans might have a few reservations about the recently announced plan for Tom Dundon to purchase the Portland Trail Blazers NBA team.
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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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This Major Pet Store Is Closing Locations Across America And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
One of the largest pet store chains is closing locations across the country, and the reason why isn't a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention.
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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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