If you're looking for a place with mild winters, affordable housing, and a generally lower cost of living then this southeastern Texas town could be perfect.
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Regular users of the YouTube comments section may have noticed there are some interesting posts going on -- often at the top of the thread.
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If you have an original record of this rare album from Price, it could be the most valuable record in your classic vinyl collection.
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Deciding when, exactly, to retire can be stressful enough as it is. However, certain retirement ages can create worse financial outcomes than others.
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Since 2009, the salary for members of the U.S. Congress has been $174,000. Still, this is but a fraction of the wealth of some senators and representatives.
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If you have boxes full of 1990s goodies in your attic or garage, it may be time to sift through them as some of these items are worth serious money.
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As prices continue to rise for essentials like housing, food, and even medical care, retirees might find financial relief by moving to this college town.
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These celebrities range from actors to musicians to business people, but the one thing they all have in common is that they didn't finish high school.
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When considering a place to call home during retirement, these states offer the budgeting advantage of not taxing your Social Security.
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2025 has already set itself up as the year of the bankruptcy, with fashion brands being hit particularly hard by filings and store closures.
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There have been many changes to Social Security in 2025, and it's important to consider these factors that may prevent you from receiving benefits.
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As restaurant chains continue to battle closures, look back at some of the worst scandals to plague one of American's most popular fast food restaurants.
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Among the many costs associated with owning a car, you might be surprised to learn that your car insurance rate can vary depending on your exact model.
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Playing the lottery involves risk and chance -- but there are several strategies that can be employed to greatly boost your chances.
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While restaurant closures seem to be all over the news these days, these steakhouses have beat the odds with impressive post-pandemic comebacks.
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While New York City is a very expensive place to live regardless of age, the rest of the state offers many affordable retirement destinations.
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While there are a lot of different myths and ideas about what can lead to an IRS audit, one simple decision can actually be the best way to avoid the risk.
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The Social Security Administration will enact a series of changes in April 2025 to make the process of receiving payments more streamlined and modern.
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While taxes are not exactly fun, they pale in comparison to how stress-inducing an IRS audit can be. With that in mind, here are some ways to avoid trouble.
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As a result of Donald Trump's tariffs, prices on many common grocery items are set to increase in April, including popular vegetables.
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Driving for Instacart can be a great way to earn extra money, but you should be aware of the upfront costs and risks involved in the process.
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If you're looking for ways to trim up your budget, you might be surprised to learn that some of your regular grocery store purchases should go.
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The 1990s featured some of the most iconic players to ever play the game of baseball, and those players' trading cards can fetch a good sum.
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Many of the most popular items at Costco could see significant price hikes due to tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the near future.
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These Texas cities all boast costs of living well below both the state and national averages, meaning you can get by on Social Security alone.
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