The Real Reason Hisense TV's Are So Affordable
Flat-screen TVs keep getting bigger and cheaper. But Hisense is leading the pack with affordability, and the reason why makes a lot of sense.
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The US State With One Of The Highest Property Taxes Isn't What You'd Think
While home prices and mortgage interest rates end up carrying much of the blame for homeownership costs, property taxes can be equally brutal.
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9 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To A Retirement Community
Moving to a retirement home is intended to streamline your lifestyle, but it's important to consider factors such as loneliness and overall cost.
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The Item You Should Sell Before Retirement To Make Extra Money (And Save Space)
It's always a good idea to earn as much as possible before retirement, and there's one item you'll probably never use again that can earn a pretty penny.
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How To Visit America's Cleanest Lake On A Budget
You don't need to travel to the coasts to experience a lovely waterfront vacation. There's serene and affordable shoreline along the Canadian border.
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2 Big Reasons Retirees Choose Medigap Over Medicare Advantage
Original Medicare doesn't cover all the expenses you may incur, and many retirees are opting to add Medigap instead of getting Medicare Advantage. Here's why.
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You've Been Warned: This Major Life Change Could Jeopardize Your Mortgage Approval
To keep your mortgage approval and navigate a home purchase successfully, avoid making this significant life change until after you close on the home.
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Will A Tesla Charging Station Increase Your Electric Bill? The Answer Might Surprise You
If you've been debating buying an electric vehicle but are worried about the potential impact on your utility bills, you could be pleasantly surprised.
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The Surprising Retirement Rule That Encourages Seniors To Spend Money
Most retirees know that living frugally is key to having a successful retirement. However, this rule actively encourages retirees to spend down their wealth.
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How Much Money You Need To Make In A Year To Buy A House In Texas
There aren't many places where buying property is easy, and the Lone Star State requires a bit more than a can-do attitude and modest savings to get by.
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You Don't Need A Medical Degree To Make A Ton Of Money In Health Care
We've compiled a list of high-paying jobs in health care that don't require an advanced medical degree, with several not even requiring any college at all.
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Boomers Consider You 'Upper-Class' If Your Salary Is Above This Number
Can you determine if someone is upper class based on their annual wage? Some baby boomers seem to think so — but that doesn't mean they all agree on the number.
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8 Unexpected Ways America's Penny Shortage Might Affect You
With the U.S. Mint ceasing penny production, some places are already seeing a shortage of the coins. What does this mean for the average consumer?
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This Medicare Plan Will Take A Big Bite Out Of Your Social Security COLA Gains In 2026
A premium increase for this Medicare Plan is set to eat away at the Social Security COLA in 2026, as Medicare premiums continue rising faster than COLA.
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The Household Item You Should Sell Before Retirement To Make Extra Money
The perfect time to make more money is right before you retire, and one particular item in your house might be worth more than you think to certain buyers.
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The 10 Most Affordable Places To Live In Florida
When it comes to finding the right place to move, affordability is often top of mind. These Florida locations offer some of the best deals in the state.
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New Proposal Would Limit Social Security COLA Increase For High Earners
As Social Security's looming funding shortfall continues to get closer, a new proposal could potentially extend the program's solvency and prevent cuts in 2032.
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Holiday Spending Predictions In 2025 Might Surprise You
When the end of the year draws near, travel, food, and gifts for others all become major expenses — and they haven't gotten much cheaper in 2025.
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You Won't Believe How Much Interest You'd Pay On A 50-Year Mortgage Loan
Trump is floating the idea of 50-year mortgage terms. The longer term would lower the monthly payments, but the total interest you'd pay is shockingly high.
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Two Of America's Most Expensive Vacation Destinations Are In This Unexpected State
While some vacation destinations come with the expectation of added expense, this state's most expensive travel spots have surprisingly high travel costs.
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Diane Keaton's Dog Trust Will Stop You In Your Tracks
With Diane Keaton's passing in October 2025, her impressive estate includes some surprising earmarked funds for her golden retriever, Reggie.
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One Of The Best Places For A Retiree On A Budget Is Known As 'The City Of Roses'
With lots of sunshine, gorgeous rose blooms, majestic trees, and a relatively low cost of living, this town is one of the best places for retirees on a budget.
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One Of The Most Affordable Places To Live In The US Is An Underrated Michigan City
This town in Michigan is one of the most budget-friendly locations in the U.S. thanks in part to its affordable homes, which cost around $90,000 on average.
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Set Aside This Magic Number From Every Paycheck And Watch Your Savings Grow
Building up a financial nest egg may not always seem feasible, but one rule of thumb simply turns your income into long-term wealth if you stick to it.
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The Metro Areas With The Smallest Inflation Surges So Far In 2025
While inflation continues to creep up across the country, some geographic areas are being financially affected less significantly than others.
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The Surprising Price You'd Pay For Gas, Groceries, And A New House In 1975
As easy as it might be to assume that inflation is the reason why prices seem so much higher today than 50 years ago, the reality is more complicated.
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The Seafood America Spends The Most On Isn't Tuna
Americans certainly love their tuna sandwiches, but national import and consumption data suggests they spend more on another kind of seafood.
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