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Treating Your Inheritance as 'Extra Money' Is a Sure Way to Blow It: Instead, Use This Simple Technique for Financial Windfalls

An inheritance can seriously improve your finances, but use the 30-60-90-day rule to avoid the temptation of spending it immediately or making rash investments.

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If You're Retiring Early, an ACA Subsidy Now Could Be a Tax Headache Later

Health care subsidies can be a valuable benefit in early retirement, but locking them in now can mean higher taxes later. Here's what you need to consider.

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This smart TV setting is ruining your picture quality — turn it off now

Learn why the Eco setting dims your TV's picture and how to disable it.

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We Received a $10k Tax Refund. My Wife Wants to Save It, I Want to Splurge. What Should We Do?

Here's a solution that benefits both of you.

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When Multiple Tax Rules Collide: Don't Pay a 50% Rate on Your Roth Conversion by Mistake

Extra income from Roth conversions can cause your marginal rate to spike far above your visible tax bracket. Here's what to watch for — and how to plan.

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Concentrated Company Stock in Your ESOP? Waiting to Diversify Could Tank Your Retirement

Holding too much company stock can be disastrous — as Silicon Valley Bank and Kodak employees learned the hard way. The key is to diversify as soon as you can.

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11 expert tips to slash your energy bills and save money ahead of summer rises

With prices potentially set to go up after June 30 – here are some simple ways to cut your energy use at home

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Your State Pension Could Soon Be Taxed — Here's What The £23 Gap Means

The full new state pension is just £23 short of the £12,570 personal allowance, frozen by the Treasury until April 2031 as millions more face tax.

International Business Times UK

Buy bread in the evening, hit the sales on a Tuesday: retail workers’ top tips to cut your shopping bill

From the ideal time to go discount-sticker shopping to the best day of the week to visit charity shops, industry insiders offer their advice on how to keep costs down as prices rise

The Guardian - UK

UK Couples Miss Out On Up To £1,260 Marriage Allowance Tax Relief: Here's How To Claim Your Share

An estimated 2.4 million UK couples are not claiming HMRC's marriage allowance, missing up to £252 a year or £1,260 when backdated.

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Think your kitchen is clean? A kitchen expert warns that this one ‘secret’ spot harbors grease and grime

Homeowners urged to check this one area in their kitchen — it’s not as clean as you think.

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Paula's Choice discount codes - in April 2026

Save with our latest Paula's Choice discount codes, each one hand-tested by our deals experts.

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Retirement Mistakes My Boomer Parents Made That I'll Avoid

We inherit many traits from our parents, but these retirement mistakes don’t have to be among them. Gen Xers and Millennials can thrive in retirement.

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Tax Season Is Almost Over, But Don't Forget About Your Taxes After April 15

Don't stop thinking about taxes after April. Year-round planning, especially in retirement, will help prevent nasty surprises when tax season rolls around again.

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Dave Ramsey Warns Of 'Financial Infidelity' — How To Spot It And Protect Your Money Before It's Too Late

Financial infidelity can destroy trust and retirement savings. Learn how to spot warning signs early and protect your money.

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Gen Z Is Changing Retirement Saving. Here's What Millennials Can Learn

Rising costs and shifting priorities are changing how younger workers save. Here's what it means for your long-term plan.

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We're 59 and Retired With $5.3 Million. We Want to Spend $250,000 a Year Until Medicare and Social Security Start. Are We Nuts?

We are retired and want to spend $250,000 a year, but once Medicare and Social Security start, we'll need less. Are we nuts?

International Business Times UK

The Death Of Retirement At 65? Millions Of Americans Now Working Into Their 80s To Survive

The 75-plus workforce is the fastest-growing demographic in the US as rising costs, longer lifespans and thin savings push millions past retirement.

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Divorced? You Could Still Claim Social Security From Your Ex—But Most Americans Don't Know This Rule

Discover how divorced spouses can claim Social Security benefits based on their ex-partner's earnings and avoid leaving money on the table.

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How 2026 Retirement Changes Impact Your Savings And RMDs — 4 Rules Most Americans May Be Missing

Discover the latest changes in retirement rules, including catch-up contributions, Roth-only options for high earners, and updated RMD regulations. Stay informed to maximize your savings.

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We thought our retirement budget was set, but these 6 'spring surprises' are costing us a fortune

Spring is here, but so are the bills. From HVAC tune-ups to surging travel costs, here are 6 hidden expenses retirees must plan for in 2026.

The Independent UK

How spending shocks affect retirement planning

Two risks for retirement spending: unanticipated early retirement and big long-term care outlays at the end of life

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Does Your Retirement Plan Ignore Half of Your Net Worth? Here's How You Can Tap Your Housing Wealth for a More Robust Retirement

Including your housing wealth in your retirement plan can lead to higher lifetime income and a larger legacy than a plan based on selling the home for the cash.

The Guardian - UK

My mother has been overpaid her civil service pension and ordered to repay it

Through no fault of their own, she faces repaying £100 a month until she is 93 or face legal action

The Independent UK

UK savers issued ‘last chance’ ISA warning as new tax year starts

Isas allow people to ringfence their savings and investments from tax

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