What People Really Need To Do To Retire In Their 30s
Retiring in your 30s is possible, but there's a specific path you'll need to take in order to achieve it. Also, note this is more realistically your late 30s.
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Despite The Cost Savings, You May Regret This Budget Kitchen Cabinet Trend
This alternative to kitchen cabinetry is both cost-effective and a DIY pretty much any homeowner can take on. That said, there is a caveat to keep in mind.
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10 Common Credit Card Mistakes To Avoid
Credit cards can be valuable tools for building credit and establishing a more fluid financial situation, but incorrect use can take years to recover from.
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What The House Passing The Social Security Fairness Act Means For Seniors
On November 12, the U.S. House passed the Social Security Fairness Act; it now awaits the Senate vote. The 118th Congress will end on January 3, 2025.
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The Taco Bell Item That Used To Be Free (And How Much It Costs Today)
Social media users often look back fondly at a restaurant's old menu prices. For Taco Bell, that would include two versions of this otherwise still-free item.
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Attention, Retirees: Always Consider The Month You're Planning To Retire
While you may be well aware of the difference the year you retire makes, you may be less aware that the month you choose to retire can matter, too.
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The Outrageous Markup On Movie Theater Snacks Isn't Helping To Fill The Seats
We take a look at theater revenue, and the ways in which watching movies has changed over recent years, and the impact this has had on the industry.
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Is This Historic English Landmark Actually Worth The Price Of Admission?
Stonehenge dates back some 5,000 years, and today, it annually welcomes more than 1 million visitors. Summer is the Neolithic monument's peak season.
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Collectors Long For This Special '25-Cent' Coin Valued At Around $10,000
This particular "quarter" is among the rarest of its kind. One, it's a double-denomination, and what's more, it's a proof coin, meant for collectors.
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These Popular Retailers Offer A Senior Discount For People In Their 50s
While you have to wait until your 60s to collect Social Security benefits, you can start to enjoy some store discounts much earlier as a 50-something.
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Who Is Trump's Treasury Pick Scott Bessent And Why Does Wall Street Like Him?
President-elect Donald Trump has referred to his Treasury pick, billionaire hedge fund manager Scott Bessent, as "one of the most brilliant men on Wall Street."
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Why Only Listening To Social Security Representatives Could Cost You
Everyone is different, and claiming Social Security is a perfect case, as no two people will be the same as far as benefits, circumstance, or goals.
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No More Sticker Shock: The Cost Of Thanksgiving Turkey Has Changed In 2024
With this said, not all items of a traditional Thanksgiving meal will be less expensive in 2024. We take a look at prices from 2019, 2023, and 2024.
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Some McDonald's Locations Actually Charge For This Condiment
Ninety percent of McDonald's are independently owned by franchisees. This is key as to why prices at your McDonald's may not be the same as another's.
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Why You Should Bring A Towel To The Grocery Store For Extra Savings
Many shoppers today never visit the grocery store without their trusty reusable bags, but one chef recommends bringing a towel as well. Here's why.
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The Types Of Houses People Should Avoid In Retirement
According to the National Association of Realtors, in 2024, baby boomers comprised the largest segment of home sellers at 35% and homebuyers at 31%.
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Data Reveals Credit Card Debt Is Exploding. Here's How To Inch Your Way Out
According to Lending Tree, the average APR for credit cards was down 0.11% in November from October, but this was still 24.61%, which can add up fast.
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Perfume Bottles That Are Worth A Ton Of Money (And May Be In Your Closet)
With collectible perfume bottles, it's not only a matter of aesthetics. Other factors include the maker, the bottle's condition, and place of origin.
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Genius Ways To Make Money After Retirement (That Aren't Social Security)
More Americans past retirement age are staying in the workforce today. The Pew Research Center reports around 19% of people aged 65 and older are still working.
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Shark Tank's Bottle Breacher: Where Is This Niche Company Now?
When Eli and Jen Crane pitched Bottle Breacher on "Shark Tank" in 2014, they were already doing well, with $500K in year-to-date sales after one year.
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11 Huge Mistakes Costing You Money At Costco
Costco is known for bulk buying, but there are many other tricks that can save you big money while shopping at the big-box retail giant.
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How To Find And Book Cheap Flights In Europe, According To Rick Steves
Rick Steves says flying within Europe can actually be a money-saving option for the budget traveler, but it's important to "beware the fine print."
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The Truth Behind Walmart's Rollback Pricing. Should Customers Be Skeptical Of It?
Walmart introduced its Rollback America offering in 1991. In the company's Q2 earnings call in August, it said it had 7,200 rollbacks for the quarter.
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Big Real Estate Moves That Can Boost Your Retirement Income
Real estate offers a few ways to add another revenue stream to your income. It's also a relatively fluid investment, should you decide it's not for you.
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Is This Classic New York City 'Tourist Trap' Worth The Price Of Admission?
This New York City icon actually has its own ZIP code, and each year, around 4 million people visit it. Given this, expect crowds during peak hours.
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At What Age Should You Reach Your Financial Peak?
Not surprisingly, your financial peak coincides with your peak earning years. But these years aren't just about the present, but very much the future.
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The Sneaky Reason Dollar Stores Are So Small
According to ScrapeHero, there are nearly 33,000 dollar stores in the U.S. These small-format stores are, on average, about 6% the size of a big-box retailer.
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