How Much Money The Average Baby Boomer Has In Retirement Savings
Despite the fact that the baby boomer generation has amassed an impressive amount of wealth and assets, their retirement savings are less impressive.
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The Once-Popular Vehicle Americans Aren't Buying Like They Used To
The COVID pandemic and lockdown changed the way we live and work... even the way we move. However, this vehicle that was all the rage then isn't anymore.
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The Little-Known Trick To Scoring The Cheapest Takeout Meals
This Danish app's inspiration was to help reduce food waste. It's currently No. 12 in the App Store for Food & Drink, so more people are learning about it.
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This Popular California Restaurant Chain Is Closing Locations In 2025
A well-loved restaurant chain that opened its doors in 2013 is closing two locations by the end of the year, with plans to open a brand-new location in 2026.
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A Major Retailer Wants To Make Holiday Shopping Less Stressful On Your Wallet
A major retailer is vowing to make it easier to shop for holiday meals by offering substantial savings on key staples, such as turkey. Here's what we know.
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The Luxurious Purchase A Retiree Could Immediately Regret Buying
While you might feel like reaching retirement gives you the freedom to splurge on special purchases, this one item in particular might not be worth it.
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What Does The Big Letter On A $1 Bill Really Mean?
Who'd have guessed all those marks on cash have a practical purpose? At least on one smaller currency denomination, this seal has a clear meaning.
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The Top 7 Retirement Regrets You'd Be Silly Not To Learn From
Retirement is supposed to be the golden phase of life, but without proper planning and a solid routine it can be more stressful than necessary.
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How Medicare Recipients End Up Paying More Thanks To Medicare Advantage
For nearly 30 years, Medicare Advantage recipients have enjoyed a free-market version of Medicare coverage — while everybody else pays the price.
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The Water Heater Hack That Can Save Up To 16% On Your Electric Bill
Heating water makes up a major chunk of your electric bill. With electricity prices on the rise, slash your water heater's energy usage with this simple tip.
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Dollar Tree Is Increasing Store Prices And It Isn't The First Time
Even bargain outlets are feeling the effects of inflation and tariffs. Good luck finding anything priced less than $1 at this popular discount chain.
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Stop Your Compulsive Spending Instantly With One Simple Tip
If you find yourself always adding items to your cart, then you may want to try this simple trick that'll give you a bit more time to consider your purchase(s).
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Millennials Consider You 'Upper-Class' If Your Salary Is Above This Number
"Upper class" means different things to different age groups, and most millennials view this six-figure salary as the benchmark for this status.
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New Student Loan Changes Could Affect Your Finances
The Department of Education's recently announced student loan changes will not only affect already existing borrowers, but will also impact future students.
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The Iconic Batman Comic That Could Be Worth $2 Million Today
If you happen to have one of the most important issues of Batman ever produced, you may be sitting on a fortune, based on previous auction prices.
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The Travel Trick Rick Steves Uses To Save Time And Money At The Same Time
If you're looking to enjoy more exploration time during your vacation, then this combo ticket could be the perfect choice -- while also saving you money.
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The Truth Behind Verizon's 'Free Phone' Initiative - Is It Worth It?
While plenty of companies offer marketing tactics and sales ploys in order to lure customers, Verizon's free phone deal stands out as particularly appealing.
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The New Tax Law That Could Change Restaurant Tipping Forever
Passed as an Internal Revenue Code amendment in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, this new law has immense implications for tipping at restaurants.
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These 12 States Have The Highest Homelessness Rates
Homelessness is a serious issue across the United States, with coastal states like California and Washington seeing an increase in recent years.
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Retirees Could See Bigger Social Security Checks Soon - Here's How Much
If this bill becomes law, retirees could soon see a temporary increase to their Social Security checks. The measure aims to help retirees manage inflation.
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Berkshire Hathaway Has A Major Housing Market Prediction
As the housing market continues to change from its pandemic peak, would-be buyers who have been holding out on purchasing could be in for good news.
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This Underrated Thrift Store Alternative Could Be A Jackpot For Vintage Valuables
Love vintage finds? A surprising shopping alternative might just offer better quality, rarer items, and bigger savings than your favorite thrift store.
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Changes Are Coming To Medicare Advantage Plans In 2026
As the government continues to cut funding for more and more essential programs, seniors' access to healthcare is in for some serious changes in the new year.
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This Major Energy Company Is Blaming The White House For Its Bankruptcy
This major renewable energy company has filed for bankruptcy protection, citing Trump's energy policy shifts as the reason for its struggles.
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Retirement Living: Moving To 'The Danish Capital Of America' Comes At A Cost
California's Solvang has lots to offer, including a unique culture shaped by the town's Danish settler history. But the cost of living there is astronomical.
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Even 'Upper Class' People Have This Bad Credit Card Habit
Higher income can mean higher spending, and no matter where on the wealth scale you fall, a lot of people wind up with the same financial problem.
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A Luxury Fashion Brand From 2005 Has Insane Resale Value In 2025
It's not often that you can make a profit on a resale, but one luxury fashion brand seems to be bucking the trend — and it's all thanks to Gen Z.
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