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Retirement
You want to buy low and sell high, but guess what? So does everyone else. If we all had time machines, of course we’d go back to March 23, 2020, the day the S&P 500 reached its low and throw money into the stock market. If you’d invested in an S&P 500 index fund then,...
Apr 18, 2026

Debt Management
Debt weighs heavily on the minds and wallets of people across the country. The average American has racked up $104,215 of debt across mortgages, auto loans, student loans and credit cards. Mortgages make up the majority of this debt. HELOCs and auto loans take the second and third spots. While credit card debt ranks in...
Apr 18, 2026

Budget Planner
Love podcasts? Maybe you can learn a thing or two about money from them, too. These personal finance podcasts top our listening list.
Apr 18, 2026

Retirement
If you’re on Medicare in 2025, the good news is that your out-of-pocket costs for Part D medications are capped at $2,000 this year – the lowest amount ever. You can also get on a payment plan for your Part D prescriptions if you can’t afford the out-of-pocket costs all at once. The bad news...
Apr 18, 2026

Debt Management
Let’s just come right out and say it: We all make mistakes. Accidentally dyed your whites a startling shade of pink in the washing machine? Check. Set off the fire alarm when you attempted your first home-cooked meal? Of course. Said “thank you” to a waiter when they told you to enjoy your meal? Find...
Apr 4, 2026

Banking & Credit
The Grow Credit Mastercard allows you to build credit with qualifying subscriptions or bills. It charges no interest. Plus, there's no credit check.
May 2, 2026

Retirement
Ready to ditch the cubicle and communal kitchen? This list of work-from-home companies will have you doing just that.
Apr 18, 2026

Banking & Credit
The Fifth Third Bank 1.67% Cash Back credit card offers a unique rewards rate. Find out how it compares with rates on other cash-back credit cards.
May 2, 2026

Retirement
Sometimes we think of starting a business as some major, risky, life-changing expense that will require a huge loan or major funding from investors. But that’s simply not the case. Sure, if you’re opening up a downtown restaurant or a retail outlet, then you’ll probably need big bucks to get off the ground. However, there...
Apr 4, 2026

Retirement
Retirement is changing. Around 19% of adults ages 65 and older are employed today, according to Pew Research Center. In 1987, only 11% of older adults were still working. Multiple factors are causing this shift, including people living healthier, longer lives and changes to Social Security that allowed workers to start collecting their full retirement...
Apr 18, 2026

Insurance
As rent prices continue to soar all over the country, you may be finding yourself entering your first real estate search. You’re not alone. According to the National Association of Realtors, millennials are ending their leases and buying homes in large numbers. Those in their late 20’s to early 30’s now make up the fastest-growing...
Apr 18, 2026

Debt Management
It feels good to get a tax refund, but it feels even better to find one you didn't know was missing. Many people leave money behind simply because they didn't ask the right questions or update old details. Here are 15 clever tips to sniff out and reclaim those hidden dollars today. Check The IRS...
Apr 18, 2026