The Most Common Debt Americans Carry Into Retirement
Retiring without debt is an ideal scenario that's out of reach for many. One type of debt in particular is most commonly carried by Americans as they retire.
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How Much Money ICE Agents Really Make In A Year
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents continue to fill the news, job seekers might find themselves curious about what these agents earn.
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The 13 Most Underrated Ways To Save Money On Coffee
These tips can help Americans save money on their daily coffee ritual, whether they prefer to brew their own at home or stop by a coffeeshop.
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3 Polarizing Social Security Opinions That Are More Common Than You Think
Social Security is a widely popular program, but even so, it draws plenty of polarizing and controversial opinions from the public. Here are some of them.
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One Of Consumer Reports' Most Reliable Cars Has One Of The Best Depreciation Rates
All cars depreciate after purchase, but there's one model that holds its value while remaining super reliable, according to Consumer Reports.
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You Might Be 'Upper-Class' If You Pay For This Expense In All Cash
Wealth isn't simply defined by the amount of money in your bank account. Upper-class families are also able to pay for this major expense in cash.
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The Children's Movie That Might End Up Making More Money Than Avatar: Fire And Ash
Despite the fact that loyal fans have highly anticipated "Avatar: Fire and Ash," an animated movie (or two) has stolen much of the blockbuster's thunder.
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The Best Place To Live In The South, According To Consumer Affairs
According to Consumer Affairs, this town in North Carolina is the best place to live in the South thanks to its economic opportunities and vibrant culture.
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Fast Food Chains That Are Slowly Disappearing Across America
The restaurant business has never been easy, and even companies with hundreds or thousands of locations can fall victim to changing economic tides.
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4 Signs A Debt Collector Is Fake And Trying To Trick You
Getting calls from debt collectors can be unsettling, but if you encounter these red flags, chances are you're dealing with a scammer out to trick you.
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Finance Guru Jim Cramer Says 3 Assets Could Help You Retire Early
Jim Cramer recommends that investors looking to get ahead keep their investment portfolios refined to three types of assets in the face of any market condition.
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Health Insurance Premiums Will Rise For 20 Million Americans. Here's How Much
With the expiration of the enhanced premium tax credits, consumers who had previously benefitted from these subsidies will face noticeably higher premiums.
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The Insurance Mistake That Can Make The 'Upper Class' Bleed Money
If you're a high-net-worth individual, you may be quietly bleeding money all thanks to a simple but avoidable insurance mistake. Find out what it is.
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The 7 Tiers Of Retirement Needs Explained By A Financial Planner
A certified financial planner breaks down the seven tiers of retirement and how to manage them, from investing to debt management.
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The Surprising Cost Of Fare Evasions In These 5 US Cities
Subway riders have long skipped fares by jumping turnstiles to avoid the few dollars it costs to ride, adding up to millions in lost revenue for major cities.
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5 Bulky Costco Products That Are Driving The Company's Success
It turns out the largest items at Costco aren't those bulk-sized packs of toilet paper, and some of those bigger pieces are keeping the company in the green.
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Coca-Cola Products That Are Worth A Ton Of Money Today
Coca-Cola bottles, clothing, and other collectible items can date back more than 100 years and be extremely valuable in good condition.
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Rick Steves Claims This International Travel Hack Can Save You Money On Your Phone Bill
International travel can be expensive enough as it is without also dealing with added phone expenses. Luckily, Steves has the perfect advice for cheap service.
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One Of The Worst Cars For A Retiree Is Also One Of The Cheapest SUVs To Insure
Not everyone works past age 65, but many people keep driving. While one car might yield low insurance premiums, it can come with a slew of potential issues.
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Consumer Reports Says These 2026 Vehicles Are Least Reliable
When buying a new car, you should use your head rather than your heart. These 2026 vehicles have recurring issues, recalls, and poor projected performance.
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The Economic Cost Of Gun Violence In America Might Surprise You
Gun violence in the United States is taking its toll on the economy, from the costs for medical care to lost wages to law enforcement-related expenses.
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The Best Beach Towns In Mexico For A Retiree
If you're considering retiring in Mexico, these beach towns offer a low cost of living, relative proximity to the U.S., and plenty of activities to enjoy.
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One Of The Best Assets To Inherit Might Surprise You
Losing a loved one comes with a lot to process emotionally and financially, but there's one form of inheritance that has some unexpected benefits.
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How Much Money The Average 65-Year-Old Retiree Should Spend From Their 401(k) Every Month
Some spend their whole careers building a 401(k). When you reach retirement age, this is the amount you should take out monthly to ensure your savings last.
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This US State Will Stop Taxing Social Security In 2026
Taxes can be a significant financial burden for those on fixed incomes, but one state found a way to help its Social Security recipients in this regard.
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Consumer Reports Says These Car Insurance Companies Have The Highest Premium Increases
Learn which insurers raised car insurance rates the most, how much drivers are paying extra, which regions are affected, and what's driving the costs.
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9 Things Middle-Class Americans Can't Afford To Buy Anymore
Data now shows that comfortable amenities like gym memberships and rooftop solar panels are no longer as commonplace in the American middle class.
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