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What is the Definition of Wealthy?

My mission is to share my unique Rich Habits research in order to add value to your life and help you realize increased wealth, superior health, abundant...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

Medical Office Facility Fees Are Appearing More Frequently

If you’ve recently visited your doctor’s office for a routine check-up only to find a mysterious “Facility Fee” on your bill that costs as much...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

The $12,000 Loophole: How Married Couples Can Double the OBBBA Credit (If They Act by April)

If you’ve heard whispers about a “$12,000 loophole,” you’re probably hearing about a new tax break tucked into the One Big Beautiful Bill rules for...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

Dave Says: It’s Still a Mountain of Debt

Dear Dave, My wife and I own three commercial properties. They are all leased out long-term. Currently, we owe about $400,000 each on two of...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

Why 2026 is the Year of the “Reverse COLA”: How Your Buying Power Just Dropped 1.1%

If you’ve been waiting for your 2026 Social Security check to finally give you some breathing room, you might want to hold your breath. While...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

The “Smart Meter” Audit: How New York is Using Your Utility Data to Prove You Aren’t Living in Florida

If you are one of the thousands of New Yorkers who officially “moved” to Florida to escape high state income taxes, you might want to...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

The SNAP Trap: Why Your $23 Social Security Raise Just Cost You $30 in Food Stamps

The 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) was supposed to be a lifeline for millions of seniors struggling with the persistent sting of inflation. For...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

Is Your Retirement Plan Still on Track? How AI Tools Can Help You Reassess

It’s a common misconception: once you’re approaching or in retirement, the planning is over. The reality is that a truly successful retirement plan is a...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

The Schedule 1-A Snare: Why 1 in 4 Seniors Won’t Get the $6,000 OBBBA Tax Deduction

The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was heralded as a historic win for American retirees, promising a massive $6,000 tax deduction...

Saving Advice · Jan 14

How To Start Investing For Women

Investing Barbara Friedberg Updated : January 12th, 2026 Invest Like a Woman and Become a Millionaire by Investing Want to know the secret to building...

Saving Advice · Jan 14