One Simple Way To Tell The Difference Between Good Debt And Bad Debt
The very word "debt" carries with it a negative connotation, leaving many to think all debt is bad. Yet, there is good debt, and this is how you can tell.
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West Texas' Affordable City Combines Budget-Friendly Living With Historic Charm
With the economy in bad shape, many people are looking for more affordable cities with cheaper groceries, and West Texas may be their next stop.
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How Much Money Does It Cost To Buy A Tiny House On Amazon?
A tiny house may be a desirable option when looking to downsize or beat the housing market. However, how much should be set aside for such a purchase on Amazon?
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Big Savings Ahead: Medicare Cuts Costs On 15 Drugs
Paying for prescriptions is a burden for many, but there's good news. Under the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, 15 drugs' prices will be cut soon.
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Take These Crucial Steps Every Time You Get Paid
Earnings from work can feel great when they finally hit your bank account, but hold off on any spending sprees until you've checked all these boxes.
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Don't Quit Your Job Before Checking This 401k Number First
Many employees get paid with more than just a salary. If you're planning on leaving a job, beware of one potential consequence that could cost you thousands.
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Affordable Alternatives To Save You Money On Pest Control
Pest control is an unfortunate reality for most homeowners, but these DIY tricks and hacks can prevent it from costing an arm and a leg.
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You've Been Warned: Bankrate Says Saving Money Is Hardest If You Live In This State
In today's economy, it is not easy to save money in most places. However, it's harder in one state than in any other, according to a Bankrate report.
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You Might Be 'Lower Class' If Your Home Value Is Below This Number
While most would agree that building equity can have a more significant impact on net worth than income, certain home values could indicate lower income levels.
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9 Actions You Should Take At Age 45 That Will Change Your Retirement Forever
Whether or not you have sufficient retirement savings by age 45, tsaving more now and taking these steps will help you secure your golden years.
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Ohio's Wealthiest Suburb In 2025 Is Known For A Top-Rated Theme Park
When you picture immense wealth, your mind might not jump to the Midwest. But one Ohio town offers luxury and entertainment at a high premium.
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A Financial Planner Warns Retirees About This Expensive Travel Mistake
If you're planning to travel in retirement, heed this unexpected advice from a certified financial planner and avoid falling into a costly trap.
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Costco's Vehicle Rental Service Could Save You A Ton Of Money
While rotisserie chicken and jugs of mayonnaise area especially appealing parts of the Costco experience, rental service savings could also be a gamechanger.
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9 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To The Suburbs
Moving to the suburbs may seem like a safe and convenient option, but the reality involves excessive driving and less medical and entertainment options.
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The Membership Retirees Could Immediately Regret Joining
This type of membership offers a chance to stay active and socialize, but it's eye-watering price tag will cause retirees to quickly regret signing up.
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Gen Z Considers You 'Upper-Class' If Your Salary Is Above This Number
It's no secret ideas change between generations. In these economically uncertain times, how much money do you have to make to be considered wealthy by Gen Z?
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Kevin O'Leary Says You Should Never Bring This One Thing Into Retirement
Planning on retiring? "Shark Tank" wealth guru Kevin O'Leary warns in his book against retiring before taking care of this one huge thing.
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How Portable Mortgages Would Change The Housing Market, According To An Economist
The Trump administration is taking portable mortgages into consideration, but they might not improve the economy as much as government agencies hope they will.
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This South Carolina Town Offers Affordable Southern Living Near Myrtle Beach
Discover this South Carolina town just 15 miles from Myrtle Beach, offering affordable living below the national average and antebellum architecture.
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The Average American Starts Saving For Retirement At This Age
Ever wondered what at age the average person starts saving for retirement? Surprisingly, it can vary by generation -- here's when each one begins.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Time To Visit These 12 European Countries For Lower Prices And Fewer Crowds
Rick Steves is the preeminent European travel authority, and his advice on when to visit to save money and avoid crowds can make your trip more enjoyable.
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You've Been Warned: Warren Buffett Avoids This Popular Purchase And Maybe You Should Too
Warren Buffett is a star when it comes to financial advice, and for good reason. His frugal habits including avoiding certain items you may want to avoid too.
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The Cost Of Living In This Affordable Southeast Asian Country Is Less Than Half Of The US
In this Southeast Asian country, you can live well on less than half of what it costs to live in the U.S. Here's a look at what else the friendly nation offers.
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How Many Seniors Rely On Social Security For More Than Half Their Income And Where Do You Stack Up?
Once they stop working, many people's main source of financial stability goes away. Lots of retirees count on one government program to cover their expenses.
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How Much Money The Average Middle Class Retiree Spends On Healthcare
Here's how much an average middle class retired person will spend on health care annually and over the course of their retirement, per recent data.
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Does Medicare Cover The Shingles Vaccine For Seniors?
The cost of drugs and vaccines continues to increase, all while Medicare is repeatedly attacked by politicians, so your plan might not cover Shingrix.
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10 Most Affordable Places To Live In Colorado
The cost of living in Colorado has risen steadily over the course of the 21st century, but towns like Alamosa and Trinidad remain affordable.
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