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Crypto Is Crashing — 4 Investments to Try Instead for the First Half of 2026

The crypto market's recent volatility has left many investors reconsidering their portfolios.

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Here’s How Ramit Sethi Would Invest $1K — Should You Follow His Advice?

Finance influencer and author Ramit Sethi argued in a YouTube video that how you invest your first $1,000 matters less than the system you build around it.

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4 Side Gigs You Can Do During Spring Break Season

Some of these side hustles can be quite lucrative and replace your full-time income. Here's the list of spring side hustles you can do to earn income.

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5 Reasons You’ll Regret Waiting for Rates To Drop Before Buying a Home

Between opportunity cost, inflation and demannd, delaying a home purchase can carry financial consequences that far exceed the potential savings of refinancing.

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6 Tax Decisions People Regret Making Too Late in the Year

Money and tax experts said some of the most common year-end regrets stem from treating taxes as a once-a-year chore rather than a part of everyday decisions.

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Retirement 2026: How Market Crash Warnings Can Quietly Destroy Your Nest Egg

If you've invested in the stock market as part of your retirement strategy, it's good to be prepared. This means knowing the signs of a potential downturn.

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8 Cities Where Home Values Are Expected To Rise Over 2026

Economists expect U.S. home prices to remain flat in 2026, but as usually happens with real estate, many local markets are bucking the national trend.

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Social Security: Why Some People Get Two Checks in February

Supplemental Security Income recipients will see two February 2026 payments due to the schedule. Here’s why it’s happening -- and why it’s not extra money.

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12 Best East Coast Cities for High Salaries and Low Cost of Living

MoneyLion ranked East Coast cities with high incomes and low cost of living, highlighting factors like affordable housing, strong salaries and more.

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ChatGPT Planned My Retirement on Social Security Income and Walmart Prices

I turned to ChatGPT for a potential plan to make a retirement plan work by leaning heavily on Walmart's relatively affordable prices for Social Security income.

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Social Security COLA: 2027’s Increase Could Be as Low as 1.2%

Early estimates from retirement analysts suggest that, based on current inflation trends through mid-2026, next year's COLA could be as low as 1.2%

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I’m a Mechanic: 5 Money-Pit Luxury Cars To Avoid in 2026

Some luxury cars come with far more expensive headaches than others. Watch out for these worst offenders as you scout out your next high-end automobile.

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How Much Americans Rely on Social Security in Every State in 2026

Can you guess which state relies the most on these benefits?

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Here’s How Much the Average Retiree Has in Savings — And Where They Keep It

The average retiree has just $126K saved. See how they manage their money and where they keep their funds.

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11 Dollar Tree Spring Items the Middle Class Needs To Buy for Under $20

If you're looking to save money on spring essentials like cleaning supplies and gardening tools, Dollar Tree has you covered.

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3 Price Cuts That Could Be Hitting Your Groceries, Now That Cheetos Are the Cheapest They’ve Been in Years

Here are some price cuts that could be coming to your grocery store soon.

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4 State Quarters Worth Way More Than 25 Cents — Some Sell for Over $100

If you grew up in the 1990s or early 2000s, you probably remember collecting state quarters at some point. There were even cardboard maps in the shape of the U.S. where you could pop your latest finds...

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How Gen Z and Millennials Can Budget For Healthcare After the ‘ACA Cliff’

Rising premiums, higher deductibles and tougher plan trade-offs are forcing young people to look at what they can and can't afford to pay for in healthcare.

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How Retirees Can Get Free Money From the Government

From 2025 to 2028, anyone 65 or older can claim a deduction of $6,000 in addition to the current additional standard deduction for seniors under existing law.

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5 Things Retirees Should Be Paying Attention to in the Trump Economy

Hold on to your budget lists, because the U.S. economy in 2026 presents a unique set of challenges for retirees and those nearing retirement. President Trump and the White House administration's...

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Rachel Cruze: 3 Ways the Algorithm Sabotages Your Spending (and What To Do)

Personal finance expert Rachel Cruze explains how algorithms influence your spending habits and shares practical steps to regain control of your budget.

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6 Things Middle-Class Retirees Waste Money on at Grocery Stores

Retired on a fixed income? These six grocery items might be quietly draining your budget. Discover smarter swaps that can help retirees save money fast.

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3 Financial Mistakes Billionaires Can Afford To Make but You Can’t

Learn why billionaires can survive risky investments, poor diversification and complex assets and why those same money mistakes can wreck average finances.

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5 Items From the 1970s That Are Worth a Lot of Money

If you are a collector, saver or even accidental hoarder of your old belongings, you could be sitting on a sneaky pile of cash.

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I Asked ChatGPT How Much House I Can Really Afford in Florida on a $60,000 Salary — Here’s the Answer

How much house can someone really afford in Florida on $60,000 a year? We asked ChatGPT, and here's what it said.

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