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I’m Retired and Regret Waiting Too Long To Take These 5 Trips

There's always a reason to push back trips to "next year." Busy jobs, demanding kids, pinched budgets -- there's never a convenient time to take dream vacations

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8 Tips To Save $1,000 Before the First Day of Spring

Use these practical savings tips to build $1,000 fast before spring arrives, with simple budgeting moves and quick wins that add up.

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AI Isn’t Taking These 12 Entry-Level Jobs Paying Upwards of $80K

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5 All-Inclusive Bucket-List Vacations Every Middle-Class Retiree Should Take

Amazing all-inclusive resorts perfect for middle-class retirees, from Jamaica's over-water bungalows to Turks & Caicos' beaches. Prices start at $1,599/week.

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Why Your Zip Code May Matter More Than Your Salary

When it comes to financial well-being, your income is only part of the story.

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9 Chef-Approved Trader Joe’s Grocery Items To Beat Inflation

Budget‑friendly Trader Joe’s staples like beans, pasta & frozen veggies (among others) help fight inflation & stretch grocery budgets without sacrificing flavor.

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How Much Does the Average Rich Person Spend on Groceries?

Although the rich do spend more on groceries, the margins aren't as dramatic as one might expect.

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Stop Waiting for Lower Mortgage Rates: The ‘New Normal’ of 6% Explained

GOBankingRates consulted with real estate professionals to dive into the "new normal" of 6% mortgage rates and why people shouldn't expect them to go down soon.

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Social Security Trust Fund Expected To Be Depleted by 2032: How Big the Benefit Cuts Could Be If Congress Does Nothing

Social Security's dwindling trust fund could trigger Social Security benefit cuts by 2032. See what the projections could mean for retirees and workers.

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These 6 States Could Cut Your Living Costs in Half — But There’s One Major Catch

For Americans feeling squeezed by rising housing costs and higher everyday expenses, the idea of cutting their cost of living in half can sound almost mythical. Yet in a handful of U.S. states,...

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I Asked ChatGPT To Predict the Next Big Price Hikes — These 5 Items Came Up First

Even as inflation cools in some areas, everyday costs remain high and new pressures continue to emerge. Here's where you may feel more financial strain.

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5 Most Affordable Ways To Eat Well on a Tight Budget in 2026

Here are five of the most affordable ways to eat well on a tight budget in 2026.

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8 Costco Items Under $20 To Buy To Brighten Your Winter

Instead of buying what's usually on your shopping list, take advantage of products that shake up your winter routine at budget-friendly prices.

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5 Lake Towns Where You Can Retire Comfortably on $2,500 a Month

If you know where to look, you can find charming lake-town communities where seniors on a fixed income can enjoy abundant sunset views...

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Here’s What Makes a 1943 Penny Worth $840,000 — and How To Identify It

Here's what makes some of these 1943 Lincoln wheat pennies so valuable and how to tell if you have one of these valuable coins in your possession or not.

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16 Big Cities Where $1 Million Won’t Last Even 15 Years in Retirement

Retirement used to come with a reassuring benchmark: Save a million dollars and you'll be set for decades. But in many of America's biggest and most expensive cities, that once golden number isn't...

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Can You Have a Side Gig While on SNAP?

If you depend on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for assistance, you might wonder if freelance work, gig jobs or self-employment could cost you.

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How the Average Retirement Account Compares to the Top 10% of Savers

If you've ever wondered how well you're doing with your retirement savings, you're not alone. Most Americans have at least some desire to keep up...

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5 Ways the New Social Security Improvements Team May Get You More Benefits Each Month

In September 2025, Social Security Administration (SSA) commissioner Frank Bisignano created a new Social Security Income (SSI) Improvements Team. According to a new announcement from the SSA, the...

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The Average Social Security Check in 1985 vs. 2026

The comparison between 1985 and today helps illustrate just how much the program has changed and why many retirees still feel financially squeezed.

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How Retirees Can Get ‘Free Money’ From the Government

Financial experts said many of these forms of assistance are available to a broader range of retirees than most people realize. Here's how to get "free money."

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The Coolest Reliable Used Cars Under $30K

A brand new car has a lot of perks -- no wear and tear, stylish modern designs and advanced-tech interiors -- but it also comes with one significant downside.

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I Retired Outside the US and I Regret It — Here’s Why

Only after settling in did I realize my retirement dream came with hidden costs that no spreadsheet or brochure had shown. I now question the upsides.

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Here’s the Average Social Security Check for Someone Who Made $100K Their Whole Career

Learn what the average Social Security check looks like for someone who earned $100K over their career and how benefits are calculated.

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How Much Richer Robert Kiyosaki Has Gotten Over the Last 5 Years

Take a look at "Rich Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki’s net worth, income streams and controversial debt strategy -- and how his wealth has changed over time.

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