A Popular European Tourist Attraction Is An Overpriced Tourist Trap, Per Rick Steves
When it comes to finding the absolute best destination location in Europe for your vacation, you might want to consider avoiding more popular options.
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More Than 50% Of Household Income In A Texas City Known As One Of America's Happiest Are Above $100,000
If you're looking for a place that offers higher than average household income, and higher general resident happiness, then this Texas city could be perfect.
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One Of The Cheapest Beach Towns In Europe Is On The Coast Of Italy With Crystal Clear Water
This Italian town is nearby to the famed Amalfi Coast but offers cheaper accommodations and cuisine, along with a picture-perfect coastline.
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Rick Steves Warns Travelers In Europe To Avoid This Common Tourist Trap And Save Money
Visiting these museums when traveling through Europe can often be quite underwhelming and a complete waste of money, according to Rick Steves.
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One Of The Best Places To Live In Connecticut Is Known As 'The Rose Of New England' With Affordable Housing
This Connecticut town is an affordable place to live that combines New England charm and culture with easy access to the great outdoors.
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New Hampshire's Historic State Capital Is Perfect For Retirees With A Reasonable Cost Of Living
Concord, New Hampshire offers the amenities of a state capital with the convenience and community of a small town, all at an affordable cost of living.
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Homeowners Pay 2.06% Above Market Value To Live In This American City
Residents of this Illionois city pay more in property tax than most residents around the country for a variety of factors, but it's not all bad news.
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A Small Town In North Carolina Perfect For Retirees Is Also One Of The Cheapest Places To Live In America
When deciding where to move for retirement, considerations like affordability should be front and center. Luckily, this North Carolina town is quite affordable.
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One Of The Best States To Live In 2025 Also Has One Of The Highest Homeownership Rates
If you're considering a change in scenery then buying a home in this lush New England state, with a great quality of life, could be the right choice.
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One Of Europe's Most Beautiful Tourist Destinations Has Some Of The Cheapest Accommodation
If destination vacation prices feel outside of your current budget, consider a different kind of European vacation altogether, complete with beautiful views.
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The IRS Will Flag You If You If You Break This Bank Account Rule
While there can be a lot to know about IRS requirements, foreign accounts and assets can present their own unique rules you'll want to make sure to follow.
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One Of Connecticut's Best Places To Retire Is Near Boston And Surrounded By Charming Vineyards
If you're looking for the perfect blend of New England charm and access to major cities, then this charming Connecticut town could be the perfect choice.
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The American City On The East Coast Where Retirees Can Only Live 10 Days A Month On Social Security Alone
Living on a fixed income can be difficult enough for retirees, but the cost of living in this city can make your golden years even more financially strained.
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A Scenic Town Known As The New Hampshire's 'Revolutionary War Capital' Is One Of The Best Places To Retire
When deciding on where, exactly, to retire it can be important to consider not just geography and cost of living, but also the sense of community.
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