What Was Retirement Like In The 1980s And How Does It Compare To Today?
There are some interesting similarities between the retirement market of the 1980s and that of today, though there are also notable differences.
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There's Blue And White, But What's A Gray-Collar Job?
Gray-collar workers fall somewhere between white- and blue-collar, combining aspects of both for a uniquely specialized and important role.
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New Study Reveals Where Housing Market Could Boom In 2025
The strength of housing markets across the United States varies based on many factors, and in this part of the country those factors will align in 2025.
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Be Prepared: You Might Want To Buy These Items Before Tariffs Take Effect
Many common household items and various types of foods may see drastic price increases if Donald Trump imposes his promised tariffs.
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How To Withdraw Money From A 401(k) (And The Best Age To Actually Do So)
It's best to wait until you reach a certain age to begin withdrawing from a 401(k) plan, though individual factors can impact when you should do so.
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The Best Days To Shop For Groceries To Save Money
You're probably aware of what days are the busiest day to shop for groceries: Saturday. Fortunately, the days for the best deals are far from it.
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A Leading Wealth Management Firm To Lay Off One-Sixth Of Its Workforce
A UK wealth management firm will lay off around 16% of its corporate workforce in 2025, under the guidance of a new CEO and a changing marketplace.
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A Guide To eBay Seller Fees In 2024
An increase in eBay seller fees is having an increase on the profit margins of sellers. Here's what to know about how the changes could impact you.
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Why Extended Warranties Might Not Be Worth It
Extended warranties offer the promise of added security, but in many cases they're simply a way to get you to spend more money than necessary.
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The Most Profitable Shark Tank Products Of All Time
Many Shark Tank pitchers have gone on to great success, but none more than these businesses that have generated hundreds of millions in sales.
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The Surprising Amount Of Money Americans Spend On Holiday Decorations Each Year
Americans spend a surprising amount of money on holiday shopping each year, with the "Christmas creep" seeming to start earlier each year.
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How The Increase In Homeowners Associations Affects Homebuyers
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are increasingly common across the United States, which adds costs to homeownership but can provide extensive benefits.
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Are You At Risk Of Never Receiving Social Security Benefits?
There are certain groups who may not receive Social Security once they reach retirement, however, this group is small, accounting for ~2 million.
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Signs Bankruptcy May Actually Work In Your Favor
Filing for bankruptcy carries both stigma and a downside, but in certain situations it can be the best path to clearer skies ahead.
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What's The 'Taxes-On-Sale' Concept And How Can You Take Advantage?
This worthwhile concept refers to certain periods and manners in which its possible to optimize the tax burden on investments in your favor.
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Jaguar's Controversial New Branding Explained
Jaguar went back to the drawing board and completely reinvented its brand, in line with its pivot to all-electric vehicles beginning shortly.
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2024's Most Searched Tax Deductions Could Land You A Big Refund
If you play your cards right, these popular tax reductions could significantly boost the amount of money you'll get back from the government.
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Is A Trip To Las Vegas Even Worth The Price Anymore?
Las Vegas remains one of the most popular destinations in the U.S., with over 40 million visitors in 2023, a 5.2% year-over-year increase over 2022.
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This Underrated Georgia Beach Town Is A Coastal Community Worth Retiring In
Looking for a place to retire? You might want to consider St. Simons, a laid-back beach town located along a barrier island along the Georgia coast.
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How War Is Fueling Profits For The World's Biggest Arms Dealers
Ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have been a financial boon for arms dealers, with sales reaching record levels globally.
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Get A Bigger Tax Refund With A Stock-Selling Trick You Might Not Know About
Follow this practice employed by savvy investors to lower the tax burden on sold stocks over the course of a single calendar year.
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Here's The Average Amount Saved In A 401(k) For Someone In Their 30s
How much you have in your 401(k) by your 30s will depend on whether or not you have a 401(k) to contribute to, and for how long. Here's the average.
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YouTube TV Announces A Significant Price Increase To Start 2025
Days after the company appeared to reject leaked information about raised prices, YouTube TV confirmed on December 12 that its rates will rise.
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Why The McDonald's Worker Who Reported Luigi Mangione May Lose The $60K Reward
The McDonald's employee who reported the whereabouts of Luigi Mangione may or may not qualify for the rewards offered by the FBI and NYPD.
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Fact Check: Are More Stimulus Checks Actually Approved For All States?
The harsh truth is that the videos of President Biden discussing forthcoming stimulus checks are misinformation created by bad actors.
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How To Legally Avoid Paying Taxes (And Boost Your Career At The Same Time)
You likely know that you can deduct interest paid on a student loan. However, there are a few other college-related ways you lower your tax liability.
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Big Changes Could Be Coming To Social Security Spousal Benefits
Removing a specific claim option could have significant impact on some Social Security claimants, though the pot is being balanced in other ways.
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