A Popular Auto Parts Chain Is Closing More Stores On The East Coast
The retailer announced it would close 700 underperforming stores in an effort to get its finances back on track over the next three years.
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Social Security's Overpayment Rule Is Changing In March
The Social Security Administration will begin collecting 100% of overpaid funds from upcoming checks until the debt is settled, beginning this month.
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The Average Net Worth Of People That Fly First Class
Flying first-class is generally a game for the wealthy, but the net worth you need to make it affordable for you isn't as high as you may think.
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The 13 Worst Social Security Myths You Should Stop Believing Immediately
Despite these myths, planning for and counting on Social Security benefits is far more dependable and straightforward than many believe.
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Why You Should Never Go Public After Winning The Lottery
Winning the lottery would be an understandably exciting time, and your first reaction might be to share the news with everyone. But here's why you shouldn't.
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The Only Reasons You Should Ever Upgrade A Tax Service To Premium Status
While it might seem too expensive to splurge on premium tax software and services, people with more complicated tax requirements might want to consider it.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Costco's Signature Kirkland Brand On Amazon Will Cost You
While you might be desperate to get your hands on some of Costco's beloved Kirkland Signature products, finding them on Amazon might not be worth it.
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Social Security Enrollment Has Dropped In 2025 And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
With a less-automated system for re-enrollment and other cutbacks, the number of Supplemental Security Insurance recipients has declined.
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What Donald Trump's Education Department Cuts Mean For Your Student Loans
If the U.S. government disbands the Department of Education, it could result in a chaotic situation where rich states fare better than poorer states.
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The 'Out-The-Door' Price Secret Car Dealerships Don't Want You To Know About
Asking this one important question when shopping for a car is the easiest way to make sure you are getting the lowest possible price.
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Don't Skip One Essential Step Before Throwing Away Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets
With Americans spending billions of dollars on lottery tickets every year, it can be especially important to make sure you aren't losing out on any winnings.
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10 Investment Opportunities That Make Financial Sense For Retirees
Not all investing needs to take place prior to retirement. Rather, there are many strategies that can help to stabilize even long retirements.
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One Of The Best Places For Retirees Is A Charming Coastal Town In Florida With Good Housing Prices
Retiring at the beach can be an expensive venture. Luckily, there is a seaside town in Florida that checks the fun and affordable boxes.
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Retirement In Sight? Here's How Changes In 2025 Could Impact Your Finances
If you're planning on retiring in 2025, these are the changes you need to know about that will most impact your finances as a recent retiree.
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Once Bankrupt, Popular Clothing Chain Plans 200-Store Comeback In 2025
This brand struggled with bankruptcy in the recent past but has capitalized on the growth in athleisure over the past five years to immense success.
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The 13 Best College Towns For Retirees To Move To
Retiring in a vibrant and exciting town doesn't have to cost a fortune -- rather, these college towns make it more affordable than average.
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The US Coin Donald Trump Wants To Get Rid Of
Of the many Trump proposed policies to be introduced in 2025, his decision to discontinue this specific U.S. coin might leave consumers the most confused.
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Why Getting A Big Tax Refund Is A Red Flag For Your Wallet
Getting a big tax refund can feel great in the moment, but it's actually a bad sign if you receive a big tax refund every year -- here's why.
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Debt Collectors Are Breaking The Law If They Do These 7 Things
Climbing out of debt can be difficult enough as it is. This is why it's so important to protect yourself by learning what debt collectors can and cannot do.
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Kitchen Items You Should Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
If you have fine China, sterling silver cutlery, or other high-dollar kitchen ware, selling these items can land you a solid retirement boost.
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A Popular Department Store Chain Is Facing More Closures In 2025
A major department store chain is set to face closures in 2025. Here's what you need to know about this iconic brand navigating a changing marketplace.
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How To Tell If Your Vintage Jewelry Is Worth Any Money
Vintage jewelry can be worth quite a bit of money, especially if it's from one of the highly respected luxury brands like Dior or Bulgari.
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The Great Wealth Transfer: What The Younger Generations Need To Know
Since baby boomers will leave $72 trillion worth of wealth to younger generations in the next few decades, it's time to learn how to navigate an inheritance.
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The Profitable Stock Warren Buffet Hasn't Touched In 27 Years Might Have A Few Red Flags
Warren Buffet hasn't touched his investment in this company in nearly three decades, meaning it may not be a "buy" or a "sell" even now.
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