You're Not Alone: The Amount Of People Behind On Their Retirement Savings Is Staggering
Retirement is fast approaching for many. According to Alliance for Lifetime Income, 11,200 Americans will turn 65 every day in 2024, on through 2027.
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How Much Do Americans Think They Need To Live Comfortably?
For many Americans, the annual income they feel they need to live comfortably is incredibly high. Many also feel like they will never reach that goal.
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10 Of The Worst Instagram Scams To Beware In 2024
By most counts, Instagram has over 1.4 billion active users. For scammers, the app's popularity provides the ideal place to carry out their fraudulent schemes.
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Think Twice Before You Discuss This Financial Information With Friends
While money doesn't have to be a non-topic when talking with friends, there are some things to keep in mind if/when it comes up in your conversations.
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The Most Important Day Of The Year For Social Security Is Coming
For those of us who receive Social Security, a particular day is nearing that will tell us a great deal about what our benefits will look like next year.
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Big Changes Coming To Social Security In September Thanks To 3 New Rules
On September 30, three rule changes to Supplemental Security Income will go into effect, changes Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley called "systemic."
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How Much Will People Bet This NFL Season?
The 2024 NFL season will last for 18 weeks; in that time, 32 teams will play 272 games. On those games, Americans are expected to bet a record amount.
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3 Of The Best Countries To Retire Abroad If You Want The Best Bang For Your Buck
One way to save in retirement is to move ... overseas. Countries like the three here offer not only a wonderful lifestyle but a boost to your purchasing power.
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Analysts Forecast 2.5% COLA Increase For Social Security In 2025
Though the Social Security Administration won't announce the 2025 COLA rate until October, the final estimate puts the increase at 2.5%, the lowest since 2021.
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The High Salaries Of These Blue-Collar Jobs May Surprise You
According to the Social Security Administration, the average salary in the U.S. is $63,795. These blue-collar jobs pay a good deal above that.
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You Might Soon Be Able To Bet On The Presidential Election
If bettors do get to wager on the upcoming November 5 election, it'll actually be a throwback, as the country used to have thriving election markets.
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The Underrated Financial Fitness Milestone That Will Protect You On A Rainy Day
Being financially fit means you're in a position to make good financial decisions. And just like physical fitness, remember that it doesn't happen overnight.
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Telltale Signs A Travel Booking Site Is Fake And Trying To Scam You
It's natural to want to find the best vacation deals. But be aware that travel scams are prevalent and are among the BBB's 10 riskiest consumer scams.
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The Frugal Hack That Will Make You Money And Clear Your Space, Too
According to OfferUp, the recommerce market is expected to reach $276 billion by 2028. This frugal hack involves you becoming part of this e-commerce sector.
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10 Reasons Why You Might Think About Delaying Your Retirement
Nearly everyone looks forward to the day that they can retire, but for many, delaying that date by a few years can provide a host of benefits.
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The Underrated Money Move That Could Fund Your Next Vacation
You can expect to spend easily over $1,000 per individual for a three-day vacation these days. Here's a simple, old-school way to get closer to that number.
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The Little-Known Trick To Scoring The Cheapest Takeout Meals
This Danish app's inspiration was to help reduce food waste. It's currently No. 12 in the App Store for Food & Drink, so more people are learning about it.
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Surprisingly 'Lazy' Ways To Make Real Money Online
By "lazy," we mean with little effort on your part. And while the following ideas do take considerable set-up, once done, they're pretty easy gigs.
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A Majority Of Americans Worry Their Retirement Funds Will Run Out
For a majority of Americans, a common financial worry centers on having enough money during their retirement years. Here are a few ways to strategize.
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How Booking A 'Shoulder Season' Vacation Can Save You Money
"Shoulder season" doesn't have to do with warm weather. Though, it does play a part in when a popular spot's shoulder season begins and ends.
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The Price For Some Colleges Just Hit This Very Troubling Number
U.S. News data shows that it costs $42,162 on average to attend a private college. The high end of that calculation now costs more than twice as much.
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10 Ways People Waste Their Money At Restaurants
While not dining out can certainly save you money, going out to a restaurant every now and then is fine, too. Just, when you do, keep in mind some frugal tips.
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Clever Ways Frugal People Save Money On Gift Wrapping
For many, wrapping paper and gift bags are gifting essentials. However, not only are they pricey but they also result in a ton of annual waste.
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At This Age, Paying Off Your Mortgage Should Be Your Biggest Money Goal
No financial advice is universal. With that said, as you near retirement, you may start to zero in on eliminating one monthly expense: your mortgage.
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Avoid Doing Chores During This Time Of Day To Save On Your Energy Bill
Like coins in a jar, where something small can turn into something big over time, making this small adjustment to your chores schedule can prove significant.
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Understanding The Difference Between A Startup And A Small Business
Did you think "startup" and "small business" meant the same thing? If so, think again. Carolyn Osorio, a creator of two small businesses, explains.
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5 Of The Most Googled Financial Questions In America Answered
Many people are asking the same money questions. For five of these Googled queries, Carolyn Osorio, our resident data analyst, provides the answers.
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