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House burping: should we all adopt this German habit?

It’s a simple way to keep homes fresh and mould-free, and has caught on in the US. But there are a few potential downsides ...

The Guardian - UK

The 5 surprising heating hacks to avoid this winter

The cost of living crisis means heating bills are soaring, but if you are trying to save the pennies, here is what you should NOT be doing

Evening Standard

I'm Retiring at 67 With $2.6 Million, Most of Which Is in a Traditional IRA. I'm Worried About RMDs and Taxes. What Should I Do?

We asked professional wealth planners for advice.

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This One Money Habit Trains Your Brain to Save More Without Feeling Deprived

Tracking daily expenses can help UK households save more, reduce impulse spending, and control lifestyle inflation naturally.

International Business Times UK

For High-Net-Worth Retirees, Tax Planning and Estate Planning Are the Main Events

Tax and estate planning can have far-reaching results for wealthy retirees and are just as important as investment management. This financial adviser explains.

Kiplinger

What Will Happen to Your Business When You Retire? How to Exit Successfully and Thrive in Retirement

Stepping away from work is extra challenging when you're a business owner, and a successful retirement requires planning that looks beyond the financials.

Kiplinger

UK credit cards: six ways to help you pick the best deals

From understanding jargon such as APRs and 0% transfer offers, to getting perks such as air miles or cashback

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Labour’s warm homes plan is all carrot and no stick for UK households

Grants, loans and ‘innovative finance’ will fund green technology, with insulation no longer the main objective

The Guardian - UK

How to high-low your food shop: Splurge on flavour, save on the rest

With 70 per cent of Brits prioritising value without compromising on taste, a growing number are adopting ‘high-low’ shopping: spending on the ingredients that matter, saving on the ones that don’t. Here’s how the method works – and three recipes that prove eating well on a budget is entirely doable

The Independent UK

E.ON cancelled £13,000 bill it sent to my late mother, but still owes £3,360

A bereaved young customer was baffled by the wildly fluctuating balances the energy supplier claimed on a family’s account

The Guardian - UK

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is the Real Secret to Retirement Success

For real retirement security, forget about chasing returns and focus instead on the things you can control: income, taxes, risk-taking and decision-making.

Kiplinger

Is Your Retirement Plan Based on Social Security Fact or Fiction?

One in two Americans don't know much about Social Security — and some are basing their retirement on mistaken beliefs. It's time to separate fact from fiction.

Kiplinger

“Smart homes are on track to become the new standard” – brand new data shows why smart home tech will be essential by 2030

Smart home tech may still be optional for now, but this research shows why that choice could disappear by the end of the decade

Worried About Retirement? 4 Tasks to Calm Your Nerves and Build Confidence, From a Retirement Pro

If you're feeling shaky about your finances as you approach retirement, here are four tasks to complete that will help you focus and steady your nerves.

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Financial Success Isn't Just About What You Save, But Who You Trust: Who's in Your Driver's Seat?

For financial success in 2026, look beyond the numbers to identify the people who influence your decisions, then set them realistic expectations

Tom’s Guide

Experts say these are the 6 things you should be cleaning every Saturday — here's why

Cleaning on the weekend is a strange paradox. You don't want to clean, but you have the most time to get the cleaning done. That's why I turned to a cleaning schedule that tells me exactly what to clean on a Saturday. Don't worry, they're easy jobs that won't take…

Kiplinger

If You're in the 2% Club and Have a Pension, the 60/40 Portfolio Could Hold You Back

Income from your pension, savings and Social Security could provide the protection bonds usually offer, freeing you up for a more growth-oriented allocation.

Kiplinger

We Know You Hate Your Insurance, But Here's Why You Should Show It Some Love

Sure, it's pricey, the policies are confusing, and the claims process is slow, but insurance is essentially the friend who shows up during life's worst moments.

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Woman & Home

Simple '30cm rule' is the secret to a warmer home for less this winter

Following the 30cm furniture placement rule is said to keep your home warm while cutting your energy bills

Kiplinger

5 Key Points to Consider Before You Claim Social Security, From a Financial Adviser

The big decision every retiree has to make is when to start taking Social Security benefits. Here are five things to think about as you weigh your options.

Tom’s Guide

This $9 IKEA find completely changed how I deal with my least favorite chore

This IKEA mini ironing board is a game-changer for my small utility cupboard — here’s why.

Kiplinger

How to Use Your Health Savings Account in Retirement

Strategic saving and investing of HSA funds during your working years can unlock the full potential of these accounts to cover healthcare costs and more in retirement.

The Independent UK

Is getting financial advice worth the money you pay?

If you’re uncertain about your future then getting expert advice might be a massive help but be certain what you’re paying for

Woman & Home

Leaving these devices on standby could be costing you over £600 a year

If you're looking to minimise your household bills, these are the devices that can quietly drain energy and cost you money

The Independent UK

Alarming gap between what retirees believe they need for a comfortable life - and what they actually have saved, report reveals

‘Typical retirees have significantly less in savings and investments than they feel they need to comfortably enjoy the final chapter of their lives,’ Clever Real estate said

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