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More than half households ‘made adjustments to cover essential costs’ – Which?

The rise in financial adjustments indicates that more households are sensitive to living costs in the run-up to Christmas, Which? said.

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How to Cut $1,000 From Your Monthly Budget Without Giving Up Everything

Here are some creative ways to save up to $1,000 a month, even if you feel like you've already made all of the obvious cuts.

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Eight Steps to Help Get You Through the Open Enrollment Jungle at Work

Wondering how to survive open enrollment this year? Arm yourself with these tools to cut through the process and get the best workplace benefits for you.

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The real reasons women are less likely to talk about money – and ways to start

Only 39 per cent of women felt comfortable engaging in conversations about money, according to research

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Seven Moves for High-Net-Worth People to Make Before End of 2025, From a Financial Planner

It's time to focus on how they can potentially reduce their taxes, align their finances with family goals and build their financial confidence for the new year.

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My First $1 Million: Retiree From Sales Industry, 73, South Carolina

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

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Why More Americans Are Redefining Retirement, Just Like I Did

Retirement readiness requires more than just money. You have a lot of decisions to make about what kind of life you want to live and how to make it happen.

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Are You Retired? Here's How to Drop the Guilt and Spend Your Nest Egg

Transitioning from a lifetime of diligent saving to enjoying your wealth in retirement tends to be riddled with guilt, but it doesn't have to be that way.

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Separating the Pros From the Pretenders: This Is How to Tell if You Have a Great Adviser

Do you leave meetings with your financial adviser feeling as though you've been bulldozed into decisions or you're unsure of what you're paying for?

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What’s the best way to save for your children?

You’re never too young to start understanding the benefits of popping cash in a savings pot.

The Independent UK

Five brilliant ways to use your end-of-year bonus

Before you start thinking about treats to splash out on, consider these ways to make your annual bonus work for you

The Independent UK

Five Downsides of Dividend Investing for Retirees, From a Financial Planner

Can you rely on dividend-paying stocks for retirement income? You'd have to be extremely wealthy — and even then, the downsides could be considerable.

Kiplinger

Is it more efficient to leave heating on all day? Here's what the experts say

Can keeping your heating running all day, 'low and slow', really save you money, or is there a better way to keep your home warm this winter?

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Where You Choose to Stash $100k Now Comes with a Big Opportunity Cost

The Fed recently cut rates. Here's where to maximize your savings while rates remain higher.

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Is a two-week half-term a good deal? Some parents in England aren’t so sure

Growing number of schools are giving pupils and staff a fortnight off, but some parents complain of childcare costs

Marie Claire

Toast discount codes - in October 2025

Choose one of our Toast discount codes and vouchers, all hand-tested by our deals experts.

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I'm a CPA: Control These Three Levers to Keep Your Retirement on Track

Think of investing in terms of time, savings and risk. By carefully monitoring all three, you'll keep your retirement plans heading in the right direction.

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The 'Go Live Your Life' Rule of Retirement Spending

The 'guardrails approach' to retirement spending signals when you can spend more and when you need to rein it in, giving you greater flexibility in your post-work life.

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This Is Why Judge Judy Says Details Are Important in Contracts: This Contract Had Holes

A couple's disastrous experience with reclaimed wood flooring led to safety hazards and a lesson in the critical importance of detailed contracts.

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As a TV expert, here’s why I recommend avoiding 60- and 70-inch TVs this Black Friday

Shopping for a TV this Black Friday or Cyber Monday? Their price might tempt you, but there are good reasons to avoid 60- and 70-inch 4K TVs.

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This underrated Amazon feature is the perfect tool to avoid overspending over Black Friday

Amazon's underrated wish list feature is the perfect tool to make Black Friday shopping an absolute breeze.

Kiplinger

To Reap the Full Benefits of Tax-Loss Harvesting, Consider This Investment Strategist's Steps

Tax-loss harvesting can offer more advantages for investors than tax relief. Over the long term, it can potentially help you maintain a robust portfolio and build wealth.

International Business Times UK

Are You Eligible for the 2026 COLA Increase? Confusing Inflation Indexes Decide Winners and Losers

The 2026 Social Security COLA increase is creating winners and losers. Learn why confusing inflation indexes are at the centre of a debate that affects retirees, veterans, and SSI recipients, and what it means for your purchasing power.

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Social Security Wisdom From a Financial Adviser Receiving Benefits Himself

You don't know what you don't know, and with Social Security, that can be a costly problem for retirees — one that can last a lifetime.

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Take It From a Tax Expert: The True Measure of Your Retirement Readiness Isn't the Size of Your Nest Egg

A sizable nest egg is a good start, but your plan should include two to five years of basic expenses in conservative, liquid accounts as a buffer against market volatility, inflation and taxes.

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