Why People Are Moving To This Affordable Town Between San Antonio And Houston
Seguin, Texas is drivable to three major Texas metropolitan areas, while maintaining a lower cost of living and a small town feel.
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Stories By Ebube Jones
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This Southern State Has The Most Expensive Toll Roads In America
Drivers spend tons on their vehicles between car payments, gas, maintenance, and insurance. But in one state, there's one more major expense to plan around.
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Can You Protect Your Assets From Medicaid?
The government may help pay for a lot of people's healthcare, but it will also come to collect. Here's how to stay eligible and keep your finances secure.
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The Minimum Salary You Need In Alabama To Be Considered 'Upper Middle Class' Might Surprise You
A dollar in Alabama isn't worth the same as a dollar in California — and one state's upper middle class is easier to get into than the other's.
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The Cost Of Living In New Jersey's Most Expensive Suburb Will Make You Pause
Few states in the Northeast are known for their affordability, but you have to pay an arm and a leg to live in one New Jersey town.
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Retirees Without A Mortgage Can Live On Social Security Alone In This Southern State
If you're not paying off a house, you might expect your cost of living to be pretty low when you stop working. Well, that's a real possibility in one place.
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This Texas Suburb Is America's 3rd Wealthiest In 2025
Everything's bigger in Texas — including prices. Texas is expensive by Southern standards, but even millionaires might balk at one area's cost of living.
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One Of The Most Affordable Places For Retirees Is A College Town In South Texas
Rising costs have retirees looking for affordable alternatives, one South Texas college town may hold the answer with budget-friendly perks and big-city charm.
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The Cheapest Way To Order Coffee In Italy Might Surprise Tourists
The price of a cup of coffee has continued to rise in much of the world, but not in Italy. At least, not if you know how to ask for it.
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New Retirement Contribution Rules Are Coming For 'Upper Class' Seniors
People work their entire lives to make sure they're comfortable when they leave the workforce. Now, that might take a bit more planning.
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Mortgage Fraud Rates Are Going Up And The Reason Is Clear
The housing market is only getting more confusing by the day, and the amount of buyers taking illegal measures to afford their homes is growing.
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This Historic Coastal Town With No State Income Tax Could Be A Retirees Dream
State income tax can take a huge chunk out of your retirement. Find out which budget-friendly U.S. city offers retirees an ocean view with no income tax.
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This Underrated South Dakota City Is One Of The Cheapest College Towns In The US
Discover a hidden South Dakota gem where college life is affordable, housing costs are low, and even grocery shopping won't break the bank.
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Taking This Business Credit Could Increase Your IRS Audit Risk
The IRS pays close attention to certain business credits. Without proper documentation, taking this one could put you at greater audit risk.
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America's Second Most Affordable State Exempts Social Security Income
This state has a low cost of living across almost all categories, some of the lowest property and income tax rates, and a tax exemption on Social Security.
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The Popular Midwest State That Exempts Social Security Income
This state offers exemptions on several common types of retirement income and property taxes that benefit seniors, plus it features a high quality of life.
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The Underrated Island Destination That Won't Break The Bank
Taking an island vacation doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Luckily this island's daily expenses are affordable, including food, lodging, and activities.
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One Of The Best Places To Retire Outside The US Is A Tropical Destination In Central America
This island city is beautiful and warm year-round — with a far more affordable price tag compared to U.S. retirement destinations. Here's what to know.
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This Type Of 'Loss' Could Increase Your Risk Of An IRS Audit
Some tax write-offs slip under the radar, but others can attract unwanted attention. One category in particular draws more attention than you might expect.
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The IRS Is More Likely To Consider You For An Audit If You Deal In This Transaction Type
IRS audits don’t happen at random. Certain transactions draw more scrutiny than others, and one type in particular consistently raises red flags.
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One Of The Most Underrated Retirement Towns Is A Coastal Destination In North Carolina
A small coastal town in North Carolina defies rising home costs and offers retirees affordable living, community perks, and access to the water’s edge.
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One Major Sign You've Made It To The Upper Class
You'll know you've made it to the upper class when you can afford to upgrade these two major expenses — without straining yourself financially.
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The Best Asset To Inherit Is Also The Easiest To Transfer
Inheritances can take months to receive, especially if they have to go through the probate process. This type of asset, however, can be used immediately.
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You're Officially 'Middle Class' If You Have A $25,000 Salary In This Midwest City
This midwestern city is just 30 miles from Chicago, and it has a low-enough median income that you qualify as middle class on a salary of $25,000.
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Seniors Shouldn't Ignore This Property Tax Exemption
Seniors can cut property taxes with exemptions, credits, and layered deductions. Timing, residency, and state rules all affect how much you can save.
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A European Country With A Low Cost Of Living Is Considered One Of The Best For English Speakers
With a growing expat community, sunny climates, and easy settlement for Americans, it's an ideal and affordable destination for retirement and adventure.
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This Is How Much Money The Average American Has In Their Savings Account
It's harder than ever to predict your financial needs for the coming years, but you're not alone! Every age group has seen changes to their savings recently.
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