This Best-Selling EV Is One Of The Top Cars For A Retiree
When shopping for a new vehicle as a retiree, you want one that can save you money and that offers great features. Here's an EV that is worth considering.
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The Sneaky Reason Some Credit Cards Are Metal
Metal credit cards might feel like a fun perk, but the psychology behind these cards is aimed at producing more benefits for credit card companies.
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Financial Reasons Living On A Cruise Ship Is Harder Than You Think
Living full time on a cruise ship may sound appealing, but the lifestyle comes with numerous hidden costs that often make it more difficult than expected.
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4 Money Questions You Should Know About Your Partner Before Getting Married
Before you walk down the aisle, here are four essential money questions to ask your partner to understand priorities, avoid conflicts, and plan your future.
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This 'Upper Class' Millennial Car Habit Might Surprise You
Wealthy millenials have often embraced unconventional innovations in media and technology, and the decisions they make about cars falls right in line.
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Here's How Many Retirees Actually Own Their Home (And Where You Stack Up)
Owning a home provides vital stability in retirement, especially in times of uncertainty. But how many retirees own homes these days? Here's what we know.
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US States With The Most Affordable Wedding Venues
These states offer wedding venue rentals far cheaper than the national average, whether you're hosting a large event or simply eloping.
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4 Costco Items That Are Non-Refundable
One of Costco's many benefits is its generous return policy (compared to other retailers), but the store does sell some things you can't get a refund on.
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How To Keep A Spouse Out Of Your Inheritance
Even "till death do us part" can have its financial limits, especially if a family or heir doesn't want to comingle their inheritance with a spouse.
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You've Been Warned: Consumer Reports Says These 9 Electric Vehicles Are The Least Reliable
Consumer Reports ranks the least-reliable electric vehicles from 2024 and 2025, with models ranging from sedans to trucks and SUVs.
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If Your Net Worth Is Above This Number, You're In The Top 2%
The nation's top 1% get plenty of attention and scrutiny, but much less is known about the top 2%. Believe it or not, the threshold is much lower.
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A Baby Boomer's Favorite Way To Budget And Save Money Isn't What You Might Think
Baby boomers are fairly set in their ways when it comes to budgeting, and they largely eschew this popular method for keeping track of personal finances.
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You Might Be Lower-Class Retiree If Your Income Is Below This Number In Florida
Determining what constitutes lower-class income is a complex formula that factors in inflation and your household size. Here's what it is in Florida.
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3 Companies That Are Dropping Car Insurance Rates In Georgia
Car insurance may be an enormous expense for most consumers, but many Georgia drivers will see their premiums drop considerably in 2026.
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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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