How Much Money An FBI Special Agent Earns In A Year
Working for the FBI might look like it's all car chases and forensics labs on TV, but on paper, it's a salaried job with some pretty attractive benefits.
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The Average Upper-Class Retiree Could Spend $8,000 Or More A Month At This Age
While many American's might worry about running out of money during retirement, upper-class retirees often have extensive budgets and monthly expenses.
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The Alarming Amount Of People Still Paying For Last Year's Christmas Presents
As many people are setting money aside to go holiday shopping for friends and loved ones, a good number of individuals are still paying off last year's haul.
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These 11 US States Have The Best Pension Plans
Most private sector employees no longer have access to a pension, but if you're employed by one of these states, you're still in luck.
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This Underrated Suburb Is One Of The Best Affordable Places To Live In America
Living in a house with a yard in a peaceful neighborhood isn't the pipe dream many people think it is. One midwestern city offers all that and more for cheap.
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When Your 401k Reaches This Number, Fees Could Start Adding Up Big Time
Many 401(k) account holders don't understand the fee terms for their accounts, or even know they are being charged fees at all, even though they add up fast.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Time To Visit Portugal Has Lower Prices And Fewer Crowds
Knowing when, exactly, to plan your trip to Portugal can be an especially important way to save your travel budget, but there are also other considerations.
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The Type Of Treatment Medicare Gives Seniors For Free
As Medicare faces cuts in 2025 and beyond, knowing what free services might be available to you as a Medicare recipient can be more important than ever.
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The Cost Of This Medicare Plan Is Increasing And The Jump Might Surprise You
While the recent announcement of a 2026 COLA increase might have given some relief to retirees, Medicare price increases might do the opposite.
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11 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To Florida
Retiring in Florida promises great weather and an ample community to embed yourself into, but it's not all sunshine and roses from day one.
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Here's When Social Security Recipients Can Expect Their First Check In January 2026
Even though the government shutdown won't impact Social Security benefits payments, knowing when your money is coming can be more important than ever.
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The Percentage Of People That Return To Work After Retiring Will Give You Pause
Despite the long-held convention that retirement is the best way to spend your golden years, there is a growing trend of "unretiring" among seniors.
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Mortgage Rate Predictions For The Next 5 Years, According To An Economist
As the Fed promises more rate cuts in the near future, would-be homeowners, and those looking to refinance, might be hopeful that mortgage rates will drop.
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10 Mistakes You Should Never Make Before Retirement
Just because retirement is coming doesn't mean you can derail your financial savvy. Rather, it's important to continue staying the course.
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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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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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How Rick Steves Avoids Wasting Money On A Bus Tour
Traveling around Europe involves making a lot of different decisions. For those hoping to use a bus tour to see the sights, you should keep some things in mind.
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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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A 15-Year Mortgage Rate In 2025 Will Make You Pay Big Time
As tempting as it might be to have a shorter mortgage repayment term, given current interest rates and other expenses it might not be financially feasible.
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Retirement Living: Your Social Security Will Go Further If You Live In This US State
If you aren't working anymore and you'd still like to live comfortably, you may need to make some compromises ... or just move to this one state instead.
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The Real Reason Beef Prices Are At An All Time High
While grocery prices are rising across the board, consumers might have noticed that beef prices, in particular, have been steadily increasing.
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Heads-Up For Retirees: The Social Security Earnings Limit Is Changing In 2026
Among the host of recent Social Security Administration announcements for 2026, the SSA also changed earnings limits for beneficiaries who are still working.
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America's Most Affordable Seaside Towns Are Perfect For Retirement
Spending your golden years on lush beaches watching the sun set over the ocean might not be a pipe dream after all — you just need to know where to look.
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SNAP Beneficiaries Could Face Significant Cuts Starting November 1
With the holidays fast approaching, and prices continuing to rise, SNAP recipients could be in for an especially difficult November as program funding ceases.
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5 Affordable Amazon Deals To Shop This October Before Prices Rise
Taking advantage of prices before the next potential wave of tariffs hits can be a smart way to save money on little luxuries for you, and gifts for others.
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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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Do Mortgage Rates Go Down With Fed Rate Cuts?
With the Federal Reserve's September rate cut fresh in everyone's minds, you might be wondering if mortgage rates will soon follow the same trajectory.
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