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5 tips to tackle a home remodel in an uncertain economy

Homeowners may be reconsidering their remodeling plans this year because of the economy’s recent turbulence, but planning and prioritizing can help you accomplish projects with confidence

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Millennial Money: What’s concierge medicine? Is it worth it?

Concierge medicine, a business model in which patients pay a membership fee to have a direct relationship with a doctor — used to feel like something just for the well-to-do

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Liz Weston: 3 steps to downsize in a hurry

Despite our plans, life sometimes throws a curveball

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Can you afford to age in place?

Most older adults ages 50 to 80 say it’s important to stay in their homes for as long as they can, according to the 2022 National Poll on Healthy Aging from the University of Michigan

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Millennial Money: Should I join a class-action lawsuit?

When you receive an email or mail notice inviting you to join a class-action lawsuit, or notifying you that you’ve been automatically included, it might give you pause

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How to have a fun summer when your finances fall short

Summer is often a time of having fun, going on vacation and being carefree

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Millennial Money: Trusts can aid those with mental illness

Millions of Americans struggle with mental illnesses

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Liz Weston: Audit your credit cards for greater savings

Are you getting the most out of your credit cards

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Infinite banking has TikTok buzzing, but is it for you?

The “infinite banking” movement is trending on TikTok as a way to create wealth

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Millennial Money: How card perks can help pregnant travelers

Traveling while pregnant can be tough

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Kimberly Palmer: How to bolster your financial confidence

Having the right amount of financial confidence, or belief in our money-related abilities, can help us make better financial decisions, experts say

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How to ease your kids into estate planning

People often assume estate planning starts when you’re rich, have a family or are elderly, but it can begin as early as your late teens

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Millennial Money: Young adults traveling on fiscal thin ice

Travel prices are high and young Americans remain eager to vacation

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Liz Weston: Retiring? If you need a home loan, get one first

If you’re going to need a home loan in retirement — to buy your next house or replace the mortgage you’ve got — you’re far better off applying while you’re still working if you can

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Why new grads shouldn’t fear a recession

Massive tech layoffs, bank failures and a potential U.S. recession could throw a wrench in the plans of 2023 graduates — in the same year federal student loan payments are expected to resume and accrue interest

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5 tax tips for older adults

More than half of older taxpayers (57%) are worried they’ll have to pay more taxes this year because of the 5.9% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment in 2022, according to a January survey by The Senior Citizens League

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How a tax extension can delay a business loan application

Filing for a tax extension is sometimes unavoidable

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What Biden’s ‘junk fee’ crusade could mean for travelers

President Biden derided “junk fees” during his State of the Union Address, calling out airline seat selection fees in particular

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Millennial Money: Bank bonuses, interest may boost tax bill

If you earned a bank sign-up bonus or interest, you need to set aside some of it for taxes

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Liz Weston: Will you face a tax bomb in retirement?

Good savers who take full advantage of their 401(k) plans and other tax-deductible retirement plans could be setting themselves up for unnecessarily high tax bills in retirement

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Should you buy now, pay later for your wedding?

“Buy now, pay later” plans let you break up your purchase into smaller installments that you pay over a series of weeks or months

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Should U.S. airlines pay passengers for delays like the EU?

The Flight Compensation Regulation in the European Union requires airlines to compensate passengers an amount from 250 to 600 euros for cancellations or delays of at least two hours

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Millennial Money: Manage the costs of a chronic condition

For millennials with chronic medical conditions — or those raising kids with chronic conditions — health care can be an enormous expense

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Kimberly Palmer: How to use a tax refund to fight inflation

With prices rising on everyday items, consumers can use their tax refunds — which just over half of filers expect to receive — to offset some of those higher costs

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In Your Debt: Doing the bare minimum with debt can cost you

When you have credit card debt, the easiest way to deal with it is to diligently make monthly payments of at least the minimum amount due, and more if your budget allows

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