The Red Flag That Should Make You Run From A Financial Adviser
When choosing a financial adviser, look for someone with this specific license; it requires them, by law, to act in the best interest of their client: You.
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The Most Important Financial Skill For People Entering The Workforce Later In Life
Labor participation for those 55 to 64 is forecast to be 37.4% in 2032. That said, CFP Lawrence Sprung names the one financial skill older workers should hone.
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You May Already Own Nvidia Stock And Not Even Know It
If you feel like you're on the outside looking in when it comes to Nvidia's stock, check your portfolio first. It's possible you might be in on it after all.
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Subway Vs. Jimmy John's: Which Chain Offers A Bigger Bang For Your Buck?
According to ScrapeHero, there are 7.67 times more Subway shops in the U.S. than Jimmy John's. If you have both in your area, here's how they compare.
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Start Paying Attention To Your Cellphone Bill. Here's Why
As a monthly bill, any change to the cost of your cell service can add up quickly. Consider, $5 isn't much, but in a year, that's $60, which is a bit different.
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This Is The Best Age To Consider Disability Insurance
Disability insurance is a type of coverage many likely think is for older workers. However, as with health insurance, disability coverage is for everyone.
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The Worst Financial Mistake People In Their 50s Tend To Make
According to MassMutual, the ideal retirement age is 63, which means that if you've just turned 50 or you're in your 50s, there's still time to plan and save.
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The 24-Hour Rule Is The Money-Saving Hack You Need
Today, products and services are literally a click (or tap) away, making spending easier than ever. Employing the 24-hour rule can help curb such spending.
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You've Been Warned: Buying A New Car This Summer Is A Big Mistake
Transportation is the second-biggest expenditure for most U.S. consumers. So, finding ways to save is always welcome, such as buying at the right time of year.
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Are Remote Workers Taxed Differently?
A lot more people in the U.S. are working remotely these days, with the Pew Research Center estimating that 22 million people are doing so on a full-time basis.
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What A New Chair Could Mean For The FDIC
On June 13, news came that the White House had chosen Christy Goldsmith Romero as its nominee to take over as head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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5 Of The Biggest Sports Betting Long Shots Of All Time
An underdog's upset victory means big winnings for the bettors who believed in them. And in the case of these long shots, those wins are still hard to believe.
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What Are Meme Stocks, And How Long Do They Last?
Meme stocks date back to only 2020, but investors can learn a lot from that short history. To start, keep in mind how meme stocks rise in the first place.
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You've Been Warned: This Common Airport Mistake Will Cost You
We're always looking for ways to save when traveling, but many of us make this same spending mistake while at the airport. And it's one we can easily avoid.
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How Too Many Credit Card Applications In A Short Span Affects Your Credit Score
Applying for new credit can impact your credit score in ways beyond the hard inquiry/ies. Also, some issuers have rules as far as how often you can apply.
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Realtors Can Land In Jail For These Shady Practices
Most Realtors are honest professionals, but there have been circumstances where shady practices have landed shady characters behind bars.
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Top Things Insurance Companies Don't Want To Cover Anymore
While insurance coverage (for health, home, car, pet, etc.) is a financial decision every consumer needs to make, provider options are becoming fewer.
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How Much Can A 1% Difference In Mortgage Rate Cost Or Save You?
While 1% doesn't seem like a lot, when you're talking about a mortgage, it can make a significant difference. We take a look at the numbers at 7%, 6%, and 5%.
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Does House Of The Dragon Make A Max Subscription Worth It?
Prior to Season 2 of "House of the Dragon," Max raised prices for new subscribers. The timing seemed hopeful in banking on the draw of the "GoT" prequel.
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These Old Kitchen Items Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Those kitchen items passed down by generations hold enormous sentimental value, and in some cases, they hold collectible value, too. Think "Antiques Roadshow."
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The Surprising Amount Americans Spend On Prime Day Each Year
As with Black Friday, Amazon's Prime Day in July is now an anticipated shopping event each year, with other retailers timing their sales for the same period.
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The Compelling Case For A 4-Day Workweek
A four-day workweek offers employees the ability to avoid burnout without sacrificing productivity -- but the idea must gain mainstream traction.
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Americans Spend An Astounding Amount Of Money On Fireworks
Fireworks have been part of Independence Day since the first celebration in 1777. This said, spending on consumer fireworks has more recently rocketed.
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Breaking Down The 20/3/8 Car-Buying Rule
Is a rule like 20/3/8 realistic in today's inflationary environment? Here, we see how this budgeting rule would work with today's prices and auto loan rates.
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Small Bets That Paid Off Big Time
While some all-time betting wins involved putting millions on the line, these five wins resulted from comparatively minuscule bets. The biggest wager? $13.49.
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How Homeowners Insurance Is Affecting The Housing Market
One part of closing a home with a lender is getting homeowners insurance. Yet, new obstacles stand in the way, including higher rates and even availability.
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Are AAA Perks Worth The Membership Price?
AAA dates back 132 years. Today, the federation of 32 motor clubs offers three tiers to its membership and roadside assistance: Classic, Plus, and Premier.
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