The Minimum Salary You Need To Afford College In New York (Without Loans)
New York is known for its high cost of living, but it turns out that it's not among the least-affordable places to attend university.
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The Wackiest Super Bowl 2025 Prop Bets: Will Travis Kelce Propose?
Whether or not Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift on Super Bowl Sunday is anyone's guess, but betters certainly are interested.
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One Of America's Most Expensive Retirement Communities Is An Island Retreat In Hawaii
This beautiful city boasts a high cost of living but offers incredible amenities and easy access to high-quality healthcare for seniors.
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The 5 Best Jobs If You Want To Retire Early
Certain careers pay enough and come with enough stock options and perks that retiring early is commonplace, if you play your cards right.
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The College Sport That Makes The Most Money Is Also One Of America's Most Popular
This sport is big business, with the highest-valued teams worth well over $1 billion that comes from a variety of funding sources.
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If You Have $250,000 Savings Going Into Retirement, Here's How Long You Could Live In Connecticut
Connecticut isn't a cheap state in which to live, and with a quarter of a million dollars, you'd likely need to depend on Social Security.
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One Of America's Most Expensive Retirement Communities Is A Gorgeous Island In South Carolina
This beautiful island is home to gorgeous beaches and incredible golf courses, as well as a host of cultural sites and nice restaurants.
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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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These States Have Sold The Most Winning Lottery Tickets
States with larger populations tend to sell a larger number of high-dollar lottery winners, but there are exceptions to this standard.
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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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These US States Have Never Sold A Winning Lottery Ticket
Some states have historically been luckier than others when it comes to big Powerball payouts, and some seem to have no luck at all.
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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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The Huge Mistake Shaquille O'Neal Made With His First Paycheck As A Professional Athlete
Shaquille O'Neal famously blew his first paycheck in under an hour, and the way he did it is part legendary and also part mind-boggling.
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Follow The '70 Percent Rule' To Improve Your Odds Of Winning The Lottery
Following the "70 percent rule" when choosing lottery numbers may increase your chances of winning by placing your picks in a better range.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Expected Marvel Comeback Salary Is Higher Than You Can Imagine
Robert Downey, Jr. has made hundreds of millions of dollars acting in Marvel movies, and his role in an upcoming film will add significantly to that.
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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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