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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

Woman & Home

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.

Kiplinger

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.

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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.

Kiplinger

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

The Independent UK

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

Woman & Home

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

The Independent UK

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8 Things You Need to Stop Wasting Money on in 2026

Want to get your finances in shape this year? Start by cutting out these sneaky sources of waste in your budget.

Kiplinger

The Paradox Between Money and Wealth: How Do You Find the Balance?

Wealth reflects a life organized around relationships, health, contribution and time — qualities that compound differently than money in a mutual fund.

Kiplinger

Over 50 and Earning Over $150,000? New Law Forces 401(k) Catch-Ups into Roth Accounts

New 2026 IRS rule requires American workers over 50 earning above $150,000 to direct 401(k) catch-up contributions into Roth accounts, removing the traditional pretax deduction worth thousands annually.

International Business Times UK

What does tax relief really mean? Explaining the pension superpower you need to know about

The ‘hidden hero’ can add serious income to your retirement savings

The Independent UK

Turning 59½: 5 Planning Moves Most Pre-Retirees Overlook

Age 59½ isn't just when you can access your retirement savings tax-free. It also signals the start of retirement planning opportunities you shouldn't miss.

Kiplinger

Are Your Retirement Numbers Not Looking Good? A Financial Adviser Runs Through Your Options

If you're worried about a shortfall between your income and expenses in retirement, you're not alone. But there are ways you can make up the difference.

Kiplinger

How often should I drain my water heater? According to a plumber, it's more often than you think

Water heaters do exactly what they say they will – heat water for use in our homes. But, in order to keep them working, we should be draining them. Here's what a professional plumber has to say about how often we should be doing it and what will happen if…

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The Independent UK

Thinking of a ‘No Buy’ 2026? The minimalist finance trend explained and how to get started

‘When it comes to money resolutions, one should refer to the Oscar Wilde quote ‘Everything in moderation, including moderation’, one expert said

The Guardian - UK

Cancelling ‘zombie’ subscriptions could save Britons up to £400 a year, survey finds

Consumers advised to review paying for services such as Netflix, Apple TV and Amazon Prime if they are unused

The Independent UK

Government issues major update on Lifetime ISAs held by 1.5m Britons

The government will top up your contributions by a quarter for free - but using it wrongly can also cost you money

Kiplinger

How to Be a Smart Insurance Shopper: The Price Might Be Right, But the Coverage Might Not Be

Choosing the cheapest policy could cost you when you have a loss. You'll get the best results if you focus on the right coverage with the help of a good agent.

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We must get serious about closing the gender pension gap

Parenthood carries a hidden financial penalty that can take decades to undo.

Kiplinger

Why Your Bank Suddenly Lowered Your APY — And What to Do Next

Why banks lower APYs, options you can explore when it happens and whether more rate cuts are on the horizon.

The Independent UK

Expert tips to create good money habits - and how to make them stick this time

Six tips to help you start - and end - the year strong

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Adviser: Why In-Person Financial Guidance Remains the Gold Standard

Face-to-face conversations between advisers and clients provide the human touch that encourages accountability and a real connection.

Kiplinger

This Is How You Can Turn Your Home Equity Into a Retirement Buffer

If you're one of the many homeowners who has the bulk of your net worth tied up in your home equity, you might consider using that equity as a planning tool.

The Independent UK

Britons losing thousands a year because of these financial mistakes

Leaving money in current accounts instead of moving cash to savings accounts where it can accrue interest is one of the most easily avoided money habits - yet millions do it

International Business Times

Ray Lucia Sr.: The Case for Spending Bonds Before Stocks in Retirement

Traditional strategies like the 4% rule assume a fixed withdrawal rate, but they don't always account for market conditions or asset behavior.

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