The Type Of Extra Income That Won't Affect Your Social Security Benefits
Looking for ways to boost your income during retirement can be tricky. Luckily, one income type in particular won't count against your Social Security benefits.
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Stories By Daniel Feininger
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An Amazon Tool That's Under $25 Is Worth Buying For Everyday Repairs
If you're looking for a simplified, and smaller, way to tackle repair and maintenance work around the house then consider this affordable tool on Amazon.
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Hitting These Huge Financial Milestones Will Change Your Life
Hitting these major financial milestones is a signal that your savings and investment journey is on the right path for future comfort.
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Rick Steves' Favorite 'Second Cities' In Europe Are Just As Magnificent Without Tourist Prices
While European destinations like London and Paris are popular for a reason, it could be worth considering smaller second cities for your next vacation.
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While most people probably know that doctors earn a lot of money, you might be surprised to learn just how much cardiologists specifically make.
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Living in this Cleveland, Ohio suburb is not only affordable and attainable, it offers the conveniences of modern metropolitan living.
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If Your Household Makes This Much Income In California, You're Officially 'Upper Class'
The household income required to be "upper class" in California is quite high, but fortunately for some multiple earners can combine to reach it.
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Where You Can Get The Best Discounts If You're A Student
Being a student comes with a host of discounts that can benefit you financially, from dining and shopping to nights out with friends.
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The Household Item Rick Steves Recommends You Bring On Vacation To Save Time And Money
When it comes to planning your vacation, budget can be a significant factor. Save money, and precious time, by packing certain items from home.
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This Type Of Accommodation Is Half The Price Of Hotels In Europe, Per Rick Steves
When budgeting for a European vacation, most people are looking to save as much money as possible. Luckily, one accommodation trick could be the perfect choice.
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5 Signs You've Made It To The Middle Class
Those in the middle class tend to have a household income of at least $100,000 per year, along with other metrics like owning a car.
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9 Popular Retail Chains Facing Financial Ruin In 2025
The glory days of these popular retail brands, many of whom are largely based in shopping malls, may be behind them in today's landscape.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Antiques Online Will Cost You
The convenience and ease of online shopping can make it particularly appealing, especially when antique hunting. However, there are some things to be wary of.
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Retirement Accounts The IRS Can Garnish If You Don't Pay Your Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service has broad authority to garnish, levy, or lien your financial and personal assets if you owe back taxes.
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The 3 Stages Of Retirement You'll Want To Avoid If You're A Retiree
Retirement can be a time of profound freedom and enjoyment, but, for some, certain stages of the retirement process can also bring uncertainty.
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The World's 5 Cheapest Island Destinations For A Budget-Friendly Vacation
Planning the perfect island vacation can often come with a bigger price tag than your budget can handle. Luckily, these islands offer affordable alternatives.
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Seniors Should Ask For This Tax Form To Make Filing Taxes Way Easier
If you prefer using a pen and paper to file your taxes every year, you might want to consider using a special tax form that is catered to seniors.
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The IRS Might Flag You If Your Annual Income Is Higher Than This Number
The odds of being audited by the IRS increase with your income level, with specific metrics used to determine the need for increased scrutiny.
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Rick Steves Explains How Flying 'Open-Jaws' Can Save You A Ton Of Money On Airfare
While you might have heard of travel tricks like skiplagging, flying open-jaws can equally save you money without the need to sneak around on an airline.
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Furniture You Should Sell Before Moving To Save A Ton Of Money
Moving can be a massive headache, especially if its a long distance move, but selling off certain furniture beforehand can help you save both money and energy.
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Stocks You Should Sell Before Retirement To Save A Ton Of Money
Chances are good you have many decisions to make for retirement. One question in particular centers on how you might choose to shift your investment portfolio.
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Be Careful: The YouTube Comment Section Has A Serious Scam Problem
Regular users of the YouTube comments section may have noticed there are some interesting posts going on -- often at the top of the thread.
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The 4 Worst Ages To Retire Hands Down
Deciding when, exactly, to retire can be stressful enough as it is. However, certain retirement ages can create worse financial outcomes than others.
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Stop Buying These Popular Items When You Reach Retirement
While many retirees might pursue certain popular purchases in their golden years, four specific items should be reconsidered for financial stability.
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The Simple Age Rule For Figuring Out How Much Retirees Should Have In Stocks
Retirement can come with a host of financial questions and considerations. One consideration in particular can be just how much you should keep in stocks.
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10 Jobs With The Worst Retirement Benefits
If you're concerned about having enough money for retirement, building a plan for yourself is important -- especially in these industries.
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Home Equipment You Should Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
Knowing what to sell or downsize can add additional stress to retirement planning, but it can also provide additional money and space in the process.
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