Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Water Damage?
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Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Water Damage?

Not all water damage is covered by homeowner’s insurance, and confusing it with flood damage can be a costly mistake.
Your Money’s Losing Value—But Your Retirement Doesn’t Have To
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Your Money’s Losing Value—But Your Retirement Doesn’t Have To

Smart planning can help your retirement income keep pace with inflation.
Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages
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Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

As adjustable-rate mortgages reset, homeowners face higher payments and tough choices.
The Right Investments for Retirees
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The Right Investments for Retirees

Smart income and growth strategies can help your retirement savings last.
Is Direct Primary Care Right for You?
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Is Direct Primary Care Right for You?

With new rules allowing HSA funds to cover membership fees, direct primary care is becoming more accessible in 2026.
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The Right Investments for Retirees

The Right Investments for Retirees

Smart income and growth strategies can help your retirement savings last.
Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Water Damage?

Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Water Damage?

Not all water damage is covered by homeowner’s insurance, and confusing it with flood damage can be a costly mistake.
IRS Urges Qualified Taxpayers to Claim Earned Income Tax Credit

IRS Urges Qualified Taxpayers to Claim Earned Income Tax Credit

Last year, over 23 million people received $2,916 on average under the program.
Is Direct Primary Care Right for You?

Is Direct Primary Care Right for You?

With new rules allowing HSA funds to cover membership fees, direct primary care is becoming more accessible in 2026.
Do You Have Percentage-Based Deductibles on Your Home? Prepare Yourself

Do You Have Percentage-Based Deductibles on Your Home? Prepare Yourself

Understanding percentage deductibles is key to avoiding costly surprises in homeowners insurance.
Your Money’s Losing Value—But Your Retirement Doesn’t Have To

Your Money’s Losing Value—But Your Retirement Doesn’t Have To

Smart planning can help your retirement income keep pace with inflation.
3 Big Changes for Retirement Planning This Year

3 Big Changes for Retirement Planning This Year

New retirement rules for 2026 could affect how you save, contribute and manage taxes—here are three key changes to know.
Babies of “Notch Babies”

Babies of “Notch Babies”

The infamous “notch” refers to a time period when corrections were made to the Social Security benefit formula.
4 Tax Strategies for High Earners Nearing Retirement

4 Tax Strategies for High Earners Nearing Retirement

As retirement nears, proactive tax planning can make the difference between keeping more of your wealth or losing it to taxes.
Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

As adjustable-rate mortgages reset, homeowners face higher payments and tough choices.
How Much Would a $50,000 HELOC Cost Each Month?

How Much Would a $50,000 HELOC Cost Each Month?

A $50,000 HELOC offers flexible access to home equity, but monthly costs can change with interest rates.
Protect Yourself From Homeowner Scams

Protect Yourself From Homeowner Scams

Scammers prey on struggling homeowners with false promises that can lead to lost equity and foreclosure.
What Are the Middle Class Eliminating to Save Money?

What Are the Middle Class Eliminating to Save Money?

Rising costs are forcing middle-class families to cut back on everyday staples such as cable, dining out, travel, and new cars.
Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for minimum payment could lead to a devastating cycle of debt.
Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Whether the retailer raises prices to meet fees or tacks on a surcharge, you could end up paying more when you swipe that card.