What Happens To Your Social Security If You Sell Your Home In Retirement
Selling a home in retirement doesn't inherently disqualify you from Social Security benefits, but there are some things you should know.
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The Big Reason One Personal Finance Expert Wants You To Stop Measuring Profit In Dollars
Author and financial guru David Delisle argues that there is more to the meaning of life than always chasing more money and more stuff.
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A Little-Known Los Angeles Suburb Is Considered One Of America's Most Expensive Retirement Communities
This California city has a higher cost of living than most other California locales, and that stretches beyond housing and groceries.
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The Real Reason Americans Are Going Child Free
More Americans than ever are choosing not to have children, with reasons ranging from concerns around climate change to financial insecurity.
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The Highest Social Security Benefit In 2025 Is Three Times The Norm
There are options for those claiming Social Security to increase the benefits they receive each month based on factors like disabilities.
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The Household Item To Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
Selling these important items could potentially net you thousands of dollars if appraised and sold through a reputable auction house.
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The Annual Calculation Key To Your Financial Health
Calculating this sum at the end of each year is an excellent way to determine your financial health is moving in the right direction.
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Here's The Average Net Worth Of People Who Own A Private Jet
Owning a private jet costs a lot of money, and then there are factors like maintenance, fuel, storage, staff, and more to consider.
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This Beloved Mexican Vacation Spot Will Suck The Money Out Of Your Wallet
All-inclusive resorts pose as being a great deal for travelers, but in the end they often end up costing far more than other options.
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The Projected COLA Adjustment For 2026 Is A Mixed Bag For Seniors
The 2026 COLA will be less than in the prior few years as inflation slows down, but will still provide an increased income for recipients.
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These 5 U.S. States Have The Cheapest Assisted Living Costs For Seniors
Assisted living isn't going to be cheap no matter where you live, but it can be slightly more affordable in some states than in others.
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The Recommended Retirement Withdrawal Rate Dropped In 2025. Here's What It Means For Retirees
Retirees and FIRE advocates have for decades harked on about the 4% rule, but new statistics show that a smarter move is to withdraw less.
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Waiting Until This Age To Retire Can Majorly Boost Your Social Security Benefits
Waiting until this age to draw Social Security benefits allows you to maximize the amount you'll receive and provides extra time to save.
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10 Alarming Stats About American Consumer Debt That Should Concern You
Americans are gravitating towards higher-interest debt such as credit cards, and face bigger burdens when entering the housing market.
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The 5 Worst Jobs If You Want To Retire Early
Retiring early often requires following FIRE principles, but this can be tough to do in a career doesn't provide much wiggle room.
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You Can Apply For Social Security Early, But There's One Catch You Should Know
Applying early for your Social Security benefits is doable, but the financial hit you're likely to take may make it less worth it.
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What 'Congestion Pricing' Means For Drivers And Their Wallets
Congestion pricing is a practice that charges drivers a fee to enter congested areas during peak hours, and it's already working in New York City.
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How Often You Should Buy Lottery Tickets For The Best Odds, According To A Statistician
Stefan Mandel developed a way to win the lottery more than a dozen times, and while you can't replicate him exactly, there are steps you can take.
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A Social Security Rule You've Never Heard Of Could Cost You A Lot
Optimizing your Social Security check can go beyond simply how much money you made in your lifetiime, and can include things like assets and marriage.
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You've Been Warned: New Retirees Should Avoid This Popular Purchase
New retirees should avoid getting conned into buying these properties, of whose fees and regulations resetrict their ability to travel where they want.
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10 Things You Should Stop Buying To Save More Money
Many small everyday spends can be done much cheaper or eliminated entirely, significantly increasing your savings budget going forward.
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A Lesser-Known Social Security Benefit Can Provide Extra Support For Families
If you meet the requirements of being a caregiver, you may be entitled to additional funding in your Social Security benefits package.
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The 2025 Social Security Adjustment That Will Affect Medicare
This big adjustment that will hit the Social Security program in 2025 will impact Medicare and the amount that beneficiaries receive.
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The Big Payment You Should Try To Make Before Inauguration Day 2025
If you can make a big mortgage payment before inauguration day on January 20, it could be in your favor -- especially if you have an ARM.
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Sneaky Social Security Tax Exemptions You May Be Missing
There are many exemptions to pay attention to with Social Security tax, including these important options that can save you money.
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The Average Social Security Benefits For 62-Year-Olds May Surprise You
Those who claim their Social Security benefits at age 62 do so at a reduced rate, but many choose to do this anyway for a variety of reasons.
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The Essential Health Care Boomers Won't Be Able To Afford In 10 Years
This essential type of care can run upwards of $100,000 per year, and the cost looks likely to increase heavily over the coming decade.
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