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Grocery Prices Keep Rising While Farmers’ Incomes Fall

Last week’s headlines confirmed what many shoppers already felt at the checkout line—grocery prices are climbing fast. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports on...

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Could You Retire Earlier With Geo-Arbitrage—Without Leaving the U.S.?

Geo-arbitrage is usually associated with moving overseas to stretch dollars in cheaper countries. But retirees don’t have to cross borders to benefit from this strategy....

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Downsizing from a house to a condo is often seen as a smart retirement move. Fewer maintenance responsibilities, smaller spaces, and community amenities look appealing....

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Facebook Settlement Payments Are Finally Rolling Out—Here’s What to Know

If you used Facebook anytime between 2007 and 2022, there’s good news: the long-promised privacy settlement payments are finally being sent out. You might have...

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The idea that you need at least $1 million to retire has become a common rule of thumb. For many retirees, this number feels intimidating—almost...

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12 Things Your Financial Advisor Should Have Told You About Annuities

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7 Charities That Refuse Donations From Everyday Americans

When most people think of charities, they imagine organizations eager to accept every dollar. But not all nonprofits operate that way. Some refuse donations from...

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You Could End Up in a Nursing Home Against Your Wishes—Here’s How It Happens

Many retirees picture aging gracefully at home, surrounded by family and familiar comforts. Yet thousands end up in nursing homes each year, even when it’s...

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8 Things New Businesses Overlook That Put Them Out of Business Fast

Starting a new business is exciting, but it’s also risky. Many entrepreneurs pour their energy into products and branding while neglecting the less glamorous details....

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7 College-Aid Mistakes That Reduce Your Kid’s Award

Paying for college is one of the biggest financial challenges families face. Financial aid can make higher education more affordable, but only if families avoid...

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5 Things You Should NEVER Say in Public If You Care About Your Safety

Most retirees don’t think twice about casual conversations in public. Yet what you say—at a café, on the bus, or even in a store line—can...

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Why Refinancing Is Suddenly the One Thing Every Lender Wants You to Do

For decades, refinancing was a strategy homeowners used when interest rates dropped. But today, lenders are aggressively promoting refinancing for reasons that go beyond borrower...

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Here’s Why Everyone Should Be In The Stock Market

The stock market intimidates many retirees and everyday savers. Headlines about crashes, volatility, and risk often keep people on the sidelines. But avoiding the market...

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Is Self-Insuring Small Losses the Smarter Play This Year?

For decades, retirees have been taught to “let insurance handle it” when things go wrong. But as premiums rise and deductibles climb, many households are...

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9 Claim Mistakes That Get Perfectly Valid Losses Denied

Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind, covering accidents, disasters, and losses when retirees need it most. Yet even perfectly valid claims are sometimes...

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Multiple Streams of Income Are a Common Denominator for Many Self-Made Millionaires

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10 Goal-Stacking Methods That Keep Couples From Fighting About Money

Money disagreements are one of the top causes of stress in relationships, especially in retirement when incomes are fixed. Couples often fight not because they...

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Could a “Money Date” Save Your Marriage More Than Counseling?

Money disagreements are one of the leading sources of tension in marriages. Retirees and couples alike often avoid financial conversations until stress boils over, leaving...

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7 Net-Worth Tracking Errors That Hide Real Progress

Tracking net worth is one of the simplest ways for retirees to measure financial health. It provides a snapshot of assets minus liabilities, showing whether...

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9 Budget Apps That Don’t Sell Your Data (According to Their Policies)

Budgeting apps promise control, clarity, and accountability, but there’s often a hidden catch—your financial data. Many free or low-cost apps make money by selling user...

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Is Your Financial Dashboard Lying With Averages?

Financial dashboards have become a favorite tool for retirees and households who want an at-a-glance picture of their money. They track income, spending, investments, and...

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8 Retirement-Income Buckets That Reduce Sequence-of-Returns Risk

One of the biggest threats to retirement security isn’t just market losses—it’s when they happen. A bad market early in retirement can shrink portfolios so...

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10 Guardrails That Prevent Overspending in the Go-Go Years

The early years of retirement—often called the “go-go years”—are filled with energy, travel, and big plans. Retirees finally have the time to enjoy life, but...

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10 Insurance Deductible Tweaks That Cut Premiums Without More Risk

Retirees often feel trapped by rising insurance premiums, from homeowners to auto to health coverage. The easiest way to cut costs seems to be raising...

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